Dental health

There are valuable new developments in dentistry: stronger, natural-looking materials; improved techniques; more effective diagnostic methods; and more precise instruments. Combine them with the team at The Fort Union Dentist in Midvale and you’re left with less of what used to make people dread going to the dentist. Less Pain Improved painkillers, lasers, and cutting-edge…

Hello, welcome to the blog of The Fort Union Dentist in Midvale. In this post we are going to talk about dry mouth, an unpleasant condition that can actually affect oral health. Reduction of saliva flow resulting in a dry mouth is a common dilemma, especially among older adults. However, men and women of all…

This post from The Fort Union Dentist in Midvale is about stress and your teeth. Most individuals have been warned about the physical effects of stress. Our doctors remind us to protect ourselves from the dangers of unmanaged stress by eating healthy, exercising regularly, and getting adequate sleep. We know that we shouldn’t try to…

When is the last time you had a dental checkup? At The Fort Union Dentist in Midvale we recommend you have one every six months. If you have a higher risk for oral diseases, we recommend every four months. Know The Risk Factors For Oral Problems Most people are in a medium-to-low risk category for…

Brushing your teeth twice daily may help decrease your risk of heart disease. Dentists and doctors have known for  years about the link between gum disease and heart problems, However, a recent study, which we’ll share on this Fort Union Dentist in Midvale blog, evaluated oral health habits and heart disease risk. Science Daily reported…

When one of our patients at The Fort Union Dentist in Midvale gets a mouth sore, we guide them to evaluate what they’re eating and make some changes. By following these tips, you too can avoid the discomfort of eating and help to increase the speed of healing. 1. Eat soft or pureed foods. Don’t…

At The Fort Union Dentist in Midvale we have noticed more and more patients with stress-related dental issues. Midvale men and women may not think about it, but stress can do a number on your oral health. Mouth sores, clenching and grinding, periodontal disease, and poor oral hygiene can all be exacerbated by stress. Midvale…

This post from The Fort Union Dentist in Midvale focuses on  baby teeth. New parents sometimes wonder: why take care of them when they’re just going to fall out and go to the tooth fairy? It’s a good question with an even better answer. Parents should never feel like they are wasting their time taking…