Have questions about your oral health? Explore our Frequently Asked Questions below to find answers to common concerns.
Answer: Gum disease and cavities are the most common, yet preventable problems.
Answer: It’s recommended to change your toothbrush every 3 months, unless the bristles wear out sooner. Additionally, consider replacing it after sickness with a cold or due to bacterial contamination.
Answer: Yes, teeth whitening services are available. Feel free to inquire during your next visit.
Answer: A common symptom of oral cancer is the presence of small white or red spots on the mouth, lips, gums, cheeks, tongue, or palate.
Answer: Periodontal disease and tooth decay are the primary reasons for tooth loss.
Answer: While flossing should be done at least once a day, most dentists recommend brushing at least twice daily for optimal oral hygiene.
Answer: Dentists typically suggest a child’s first visit by age three to establish good oral health habits early on.