Teeth Are Fun: Is This Tastebud News You Can Use?
November 14, 2019
We admit it: It may not seem like this is news you can use. After all, what can you do about the short lifespan of tastebuds? You can, however, make sure you maintain good overall and oral health so you always have great tastebuds that serve you well. Excellent oral health starts by contacting Brighton Dental in San Diego now at (619) 359-6569 for your FREE oral health assessment.
While flossing helps you clean the 35 percent of each tooth you can’t clean any other way, a much larger percentage of the plaque and debris in your mouth is hiding where even the best brushes can never reach. Floss, brush and use mouthwash for a totally clean mouth. Learn more about a healthy smile by contacting Brighton Dental San Diego now at (619) 359-6569 for your FREE oral health assessment.
No one understands mouths and all their components better than a dentist, and Dr. Paige Woods looks forward to answering your questions about the health of your head – including your tongue. But a slightly burned tongue will probably be better before you get here. For more serious issues, contact Brighton Dental in San Diego now at (619) 359-6569 for your FREE oral health assessment.
Children can’t learn when they’re in pain, and dental-related illnesses cause the loss of an astounding 51 million school hours. Less obvious than a broken arm and more real than that unconvincing cough your kids get when they want to stay home, dental issues only get worse when they aren’t treated. Learn more about our gentle dental approach to children’s teeth when you call Brighton Dental San Diego at (619) 359-6569 and come in for a free consultation.
That’s right: Tooth enamel is harder than your fingernails, harder than your bones and even harder than that callus you got from those shoes that never really fit right and you had to finally throw away. But acids in foods can damage it, especially if you don’t clean the bad stuff away. See how you’re doing during your FREE dental and oral health consultation, available by calling Brighton Dental San Diego at (619) 359-6569.
It’s true: White wine contains an acid that contributes to teeth staining and can also damage tooth enamel, so follow this advice. Or better yet, pass on the wine altogether and enjoy the intoxicating refreshingness of a glass of water. To see what can be done for your stained or damaged teeth, contact Brighton Dental in San Diego at (619) 359-6569 for your free dental health consultation.
