Prevention Archive

Chemotherapy & Oral Health
added on: September 28, 2020
cancer patient

Cancer and chemo are two C-words that can create a lot of fear, and rightfully so. Cancer as a whole is an incredibly common disease. In fact, nearly 1.8 million Americans will be diagnosed with some form of cancer this year alone, and over 600,000 will die. But thanks to… Read More…


How Painful is a Root Canal?
added on: August 25, 2020
dental patient expresses concern

There’s a dental treatment out there that can make even the toughest of the tough shudder in fear. We’re talking about the dreaded root canal. This dental procedure has gained such a terrible reputation over the years of being an incredibly painful, uncomfortable, and overall horrible thing. However, nothing could… Read More…


Dental Emergencies vs. Non-Emergencies
added on: April 13, 2020
emergency room sign

As of March 18, 2020, the American Dental Association has recommended a nationwide postponement of all elective dental procedures and encouraged dentists to provide emergency services only. But how do you determine the difference between a dental emergency and a non-emergency? The ADA is helping out there, too and released… Read More…


How Can Oral Health Affect Heart Health?
added on: February 7, 2020
Illustration of a doctor holding a February Heart Month clipboard

Every February seems to bring out the love in people, and there are hearts everywhere we look. From heart candy and heart decorations, we’re surrounded by bright, red hearts. But we’re not here to talk about those kinds of hearts. Today, we want to focus on your heart and how… Read More…


How Treating a Cold Can Cause Cavities
added on: January 30, 2020
Woman pouring cough syrup onto a spoon

More than 3 million Americans get the common cold every year. That’s a lot of sneezes, running noses, and coughs that many of us will treat with over-the-counter medications. Even though these medications can help us feel a little bit better and relieve us of our symptoms, even temporarily, there… Read More…


How to Quit Smoking
added on: November 22, 2019
cigs

The Great American Smokeout, hosted on the third Thursday each November, strives to bring awareness to how quitting smoking can improve overall health. This is certainly something our dental office in Panama City can get behind since smoking directly affects oral health, too. Even though quitting smoking may be one… Read More…


Top Tips To Keep Your Family Healthy This Flu Season
added on: November 18, 2019
woman with the flu

It’s that time of the year again when the sounds of sneezes and sniffles, and coughs and congestion, are in the air. That’s right, it’s flu season, which can be a concerning time for all of us. At our dental office in Panama City, we want you to know that… Read More…


We’re Celebrating National Dental Hygiene Month (And So Should You)
added on: October 25, 2019
hygienist in foreground

Having the pleasure of being a dentist in Panama City means we get to help treat so many wonderful patients and their families. It also means we get to work alongside some fantastic folks! This month we’re pausing to appreciate everyone in our office and dental practices across the country,… Read More…


Relax at the Dentist? We Make the Impossible, Possible
added on: October 17, 2019
young woman at the dentist

Some patients truly have a hard time or struggle with anxiety about seeing the dentist. For some patients, it’s been years since they last saw a dentist in Panama City. For other folks, they’re regular dental patients… but they still feel butterflies when it’s time for treatment.  We’re here to… Read More…


Watch Out! These Are the Top 5 Most Dangerous Sports for Smiles
added on: October 1, 2019
kids playing lacrosse

From kids to adults, there’s no shame in getting your game on. It’s a great way to get your daily exercise and spend time with friends or family. (And a little competition never hurt.) With any sport, we run the risk of spraining an ankle or breaking a wrist. But… Read More…


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