In science fiction movies, lasers are often used as weapons. In dentistry, lasers are weapons, too, ... in the fight against oral health problems. Lasers offer some important advantages compared to the old way of doing things, which is why we have incorporated them into our practice at Beaumont Family Dentistry. We will explain some of the ways ...
Read MoreCNN.com recently reported on a study that has our team at Beaumont Family Dentistry a little concerned. According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, respondents were asked about their flossing habits. Here's what the survey said: 32.4 percent of American adults don't floss 37.2 percent of adults floss, but not daily ...
Read MoreDuring each of the Fridays in June, we featured posts on dental care matters related to the issues you will face as your children grow. Today’s post is a quiz that reviews concepts presented in those posts. Oral health is important from the moment your babies are born until they are old enough to have children of their own. The right answer will ...
Read MoreSchool is out. The sun is out longer, and it's hotter outside than it was just a few months ago. This is the time of year when health experts remind us to wear sunscreen, keep cool, and drink plenty of water. We want to add our endorsement about drinking water. Dry mouth may seem like an inconvenience, but it can lead to some serious oral health ...
Read MoreThis is the first in a four-part series that will appear on Fridays focusing on dental issues for families with children. Family means a lot to us. We love our families. In a way, we see everyone at Beaumont Family Dentistry as part of a family, too. If you and your spouse are planning a family of your own, we want you to know that our dentist ...
Read MoreYou brush your teeth twice per day. You floss daily, and you visit the dentist at least twice a year for cleanings and examinations. Your teeth have to be in great shape, right? Not necessarily, you can harm your teeth with bad habits even if you follow the ADA recommended preventive care. We do our best to care for our patients and their teeth ...
Read MoreThere are certain things that most people can't avoid. Death and taxes are at the top of the list, but gum disease may be close behind. According to the American Dental Hygienists Association, 4 out of every 5 people have some form of gum disease. That's 80 percent of the population. If you spread that out over a typical lifespan, there's a good ...
Read MoreIf you are expecting a new addition to your family this year, then our team at Beaumont Family Dentistry wants to wish you our heartfelt congratulations. Your life will never be the same when you have a little one at home. Even if you aren't pregnant but plan to be some day, we encourage you to read today's post. You already know that your body ...
Read MorePeople with diabetes are more likely to have a lot of other health problems, too. Some of those problems include heart attacks, high blood pressure, and strokes. This is a concern for anyone, but a particular concern for your dentist is your increased risk for gum disease. Researchers are still studying the relationship between these two ...
Read MoreDentists want their patients to stay healthy. At Beaumont Family Dentistry, our goal is to help you and your family have the healthiest mouths possible. This is why we care about the condition of your teeth and your gums. Periodontal disease, or gum disease, is both more common and more concerning than you may realize. If left untreated, you could ...
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