Keeping your smile safe doesn't have to be a hard task. Using basic preventive measures, you can rest assure your teeth will continue to thrive for the rest of your life. However, it is important to understand that once your adult teeth are fully grown in, you will not be getting another pair. Thus, you need to do everything... read more »
If you’re a wrestler, you’re probably focusing on being faster, more efficient, and stronger. These are all great things to focus on, but you also need to focus on your smile. Whether you believe it or not, your smile can be in grave danger this wrestling season. So, to help you keep your teeth and gums in tip-top shape, our... read more »
Your dentist, Dr. Brandon Schvaneveldt, strongly encourages you to do everything you can to prevent enamel erosion. Enamel erosion occurs when you expose your teeth to acid on a regular basis. The acid tends to attack the tooth enamel and wear it down, making it weak and vulnerable. There are many reasons why prevention is recommended, like: -Enamel erosion causes... read more »
A strong dental adhesive is typically used to cement a dental crown onto the abutment that anchors it in your mouth. Unfortunately, there are still some times when an oral accident or oral health complication can cause a dental crown to release and fall out. Should this happen to you, the wisest course of action is to seek timely treatment... read more »
The gradual buildup of plaque acids in your mouth from poor oral hygiene can gradually start to affect your tooth enamel. As this continues to occur, small areas of demineralized tooth enamel, which are known as dental caries, can start to develop. This can cause a minor change in the tooth’s surface texture, increased sensitivity, or general discomfort on the... read more »
Did you know that numerous oral health risks and disorders can be linked to genetic predispositions? The truth is that some individuals are more likely to suffer from various oral health risks than others. For example, sleep apnea can often arise due to genetic markers within a person's DNA. If you are genetically predisposed to an oral health risk, it... read more »
Do you wish you understood more about a way to improve your smile? If so, we can help you! Dental veneers are a popular way to improve your smile and give you a flawless smile you can be proud of. Here at Ridge View Smile Care in Logan, Utah, we offer dental veneers for those who wish to improve their... read more »
The surfaces of your teeth have microscopic pores that can sometimes trap minute particles from dark beverages, certain foods, and tobacco use. If they’re not removed from your tooth enamel this minor surface stains can deepen. Once this happens the oral whitening products sold in stores will likely prove ineffective at removing the dental stains. One of the more convenient... read more »
Flossing can be a frustrating task, especially if you have a hard time sending the floss between your teeth without injuring your gums. Although it can be a tricky task, it’s still vital for your oral health. Fortunately, you don’t necessarily have to use dental floss to clean your smile. There are other flossing tools in Logan, Utah, that you... read more »
If you wait for your smile to heal itself and strengthen your teeth, you are going to be out of luck. Teeth cannot self-repair as our skin can. Instead, materials and treatments must be given to help ensure our teeth can function as required. One such mineral that has known beneficial properties for your teeth is fluoride. Let's take a... read more »