Category: Oral Health
Which Toothbrush is the right one for you?
January 6, 2021
In today’s Blog, we’re taking a quick look at some of our recommended toothbrush products. Check out the image below to decide which one is the best for you!
Read MoreHow Apples are Good for Your Teeth
April 30, 2019
People have been asserting that “an apple a day keeps the doctor away” since the 19th century. While it may not necessarily be true that those who eat apples never have to see a doctor, apples certainly have great health benefits for our bodies! Did you know they can even be good for our teeth? […]
Read MoreKicking the Tobacco Habit is Good for your Mouth
April 2, 2019
While the current percentage of Americans who smoke cigarettes is the lowest it’s been in decades, those who continue the habit remain at risk for heart and lung disease. Additionally, while we know smoking is also bad for our oral health, most don’t understand just how bad it is… More Than Just Stained Teeth From […]
Read MoreWhy Nutrition is Important for Your Smile
March 26, 2019
Your Charlotte Dentist Shares Why Proper Nutrition Goes Hand in Hand with Your Smile When you brush your teeth every morning and night, you know that this is an integral part of your oral and dental health. Skipping this step can be dangerous and can allow bacteria to form, causing cavities, decay, and other potential […]
Read MoreHave an FSA Account?
February 26, 2019
Time for a quick FSA reminder! If you’re using a Flexible Spending Account through your employer, it really pays to keep track of its balance and plan your health care expenses accordingly. Don’t cram all your doctor visits into the last few months of the year. Need a dental appointment? We’re here for ya — […]
Read MoreNo Dental Insurance?
January 17, 2019
We have you covered! As a service to our patients who do not have dental insurance, we proudly offer our Dental Savings Plan (DSP). DSP is a yearly membership program offered exclusively by Park Crossing Dentistry for those who want to maintain their dental health but are without insurance. It is a reduced-fee plan for […]
Read MoreWhat is Causing My Toothache?
August 6, 2018
Toothaches are associated with pain and discomfort, which can make it difficult to bite and chew food. Since a toothache can be a sign of tooth decay, gum disease, or another oral health concern, it is important to see a dentist so the problem can be identified and treated before it progresses. During a dental […]
Read MoreThe Importance of Preventive Care
May 7, 2018
Your health is a crucial part of living a long and happy life. Eating healthy foods and staying active are priorities for many people all over the world. However, oral health is often overlooked as part of overall health, with many people skipping their regular dental examinations and cleanings altogether. Preventative care can help you […]
Read MoreThe Importance of Controlling Dental Plaque
November 29, 2017
Dental plaque is a sticky material that forms on and between tooth surfaces above the gums, along the gum line, and below the gum line on the roots of the teeth. When you eat, the bacteria in plaque use the sugars in your food to produce acids that eat away at the tooth enamel. Why […]
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