Brushing, flossing and improving dietary habits are all effective methods for preventing dental erosion and gum disease. Additionally, getting regular dental cleanings is a powerful adjunctive measure for minimizing harmful bacteria that cause unfavorable conditions in the mouth. A dental sealant, another protective tool that fights gum disease and cavities, is a thin coating of …Read the full article
The dangers of smoking are well known to many people, but the particular dangers of smoking that affect dental health are somewhat less familiar. The Northfield Dental Group team would like to make you acutely aware of the risks that smoking and other forms of tobacco can pose for your teeth and health.
It is no surprise that brushing your teeth plays a vital role in oral care by keeping teeth surfaces free of food particles and plaque that can lead to oral decay and disease. The American Dental Association recommends replacing your toothbrush every three to four months, or when bristles become worn. At the Northfield Dental …Read the full article
A 2016 study conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has found that nearly one-third of all Americans, including 32.4 percent of people over 30, do not floss their teeth. The team at Northfield Dental Group has reviewed the study, and would like to provide some basic flossing guidance.
Can brushing your teeth regularly reduce your risk of head and neck cancers? According to a recent study, the answer is yes. Northfield Dental Group, a West Orange dentistry practice unpacks the findings in this blog post.
Everyone has bad breath at some point, but chronic halitosis can leave a lasting impression. Not only is it embarrassing, but it may start to affect your personal or professional life. If your breath smells less-than-fresh, there are a variety of things you can do to correct the problem. Here, the team at Northfield Dental …Read the full article
New research from Brazil indicates that good oral hygiene with brushing and flossing could help to prevent mental impairment and dementia by roughly 25 percent. Here, the team at Northfield Dental Group breaks down the research and explains what it means for you and your family.
Dentures are a wonderful way to replace missing teeth and restore a beautiful smile. The removable appliances are designed for people that have lost all of their natural teeth (either from tooth decay, traumatic injury or gum disease). Dentures are comfortable and make it easy to eat, speak and smile normally. The proper care and …Read the full article
The distinction between smile makeover and full mouth reconstruction can sometimes seem unclear. Both are comprehensive treatments that address multiple problems with the teeth and gums (and sometimes the jaw or bite). The sure-fire way to determine which approach is best for your specific dental needs is to meet with the team at Northfield Dental …Read the full article
Everyone wants a beautiful smile with bright white teeth — and many people are willing to go to great lengths to achieve that. Thanks to the rise of websites like Pinterest, there is a growing culture of do-it-yourself hacks to help whiten teeth “naturally.” Unfortunately, most of these DIY techniques do not work; in fact, …Read the full article
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