When you think about taking care of your cardiovascular system, flossing probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. However, research suggests that maybe it should be! There’s a growing body of evidence that indicates healthy teeth and gums can boost the wellbeing of the rest of your body, while poor oral health can put you at risk of some serious systemic conditions. Since February is American Heart Month, there’s no better time to learn about how your heart and your smile are connected, and what you can do to keep them both healthy. Read on to learn more!

When it comes to replacing your missing teeth, dentures are one of the most popular options out there. They are lifechanging for people who are missing most of or all of their teeth, and they have numerous different benefits. However, just like natural teeth, dentures are not immune to damage. They are not your real teeth, but does having broken dentures mean that you should see your emergency dentist in Beverly right away? Continue reading to learn more about how dentures can break and what you should do if this happens to you.

Did you know that a recent study conducted by Wakefield Research indicated that 78% of Americans perceive adults with crooked teeth to be unsuccessful, and 22% of those unhappy with their smile think that better teeth would improve their love life? In short, a straighter smile plays a key role in the impression you’re giving those around you. Of course, that’s only one reason why you shouldn’t put off correcting your crooked teeth. In fact, improving your pearly whites can benefit numerous different aspects of your life that you may be surprised to learn about! Here are four great reasons why you should invest in your smile with Invisalign in Beverly.

One of the best things about the holidays is the food, and some say the best holiday diet is no diet at all. But our waistlines aren’t the only things at risk during the holidays. What about our teeth? While it’s important to brush and floss, choosing the right foods for our dental health is just as important. Below is a list of the top naughty and nice holiday foods for your teeth this season.

After a hot day in the summer sun, you decide to treat yourself to a delicious ice cream pop to cool yourself down. But as soon as it touches your teeth, a white-hot pain pierces through your mouth. As yummy as ice cream is, you decide that it’s not worth this intense discomfort. Tooth sensitivity is an increasingly common problem for many adults in the United States. Why is this the case? What causes your teeth to hurt the moment they touch anything hot or cold? Let’s discuss some of the causes of tooth sensitivity and how your dentist can help treat it.

The world has vastly changed since you scheduled your upcoming dental visit six months ago. After all, before March, the terms social distancing, face masks, and self-isolating were words you used rarely, if ever. While the transition out of quarantine has begun, the fight against the novel Coronavirus is far from over. Therefore, many patients are wondering if they should postpone their bi-yearly visit until there is a vaccine. If you have similar concerns, a dentist is sharing three reasons to prioritize your dental visits, even during a pandemic.

Do you know where to go to treat a dental emergency? Recent studies show that an astonishing number of people spend unnecessary time and money taking their dental emergencies to the ER instead of their dentist. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we should all be doing our best to stay healthy and practice social distancing, so it’s more important than ever to know where to turn if your smile needs urgent care. Here are four reasons to skip the ER and seek emergency dentistry if you need help during the COVID-19 quarantine.

A few weeks ago, I had a patient who has come to me for years say that she and her family are moving away from Attleboro to Beverly. She asked me what she should look for in a new family dentist. Although I was sad to see them leave, I wanted to help them settle in and keep their oral health strong, so I recommended my friends at Beverly Farms Dental. But her question got me thinking more about what I would look for if I were in her position. Whether you’re new to the area or your family just needs a better fit, you may be wondering the same thing—how to find the best dentist for you and your loved ones. In this post, I explain three things you can look for in a family dentist.

Have you been wincing whenever you take a sip of your morning coffee lately? Or have you been avoiding ice cream because of the discomfort it causes you? The pain felt by a sensitive tooth can make it much harder to enjoy hot or cold foods and beverages, but fortunately you won’t have to deal with it the rest of your life – as long as you get the proper treatment! Keep reading to learn more about what leads to tooth sensitivty as well as a possible solution for the pain.