Has your dentist mentioned that you should get an oral cancer screening? Oral cancer screenings are important to ensure your health and safety and should happen every 1-3 years. To help you learn more before your oral cancer screening, at Redondo Beach Dental Center we have created helpful oral cancer screening guidelines for you. What …
Did you know that your oral health is so significant it can even affect the rest of your body? Many people omit the idea of oral care and disregard it solely as a problem in the mouth. However, this is incredibly inaccurate. As Dr Caswell Evans, Associate Dean for Prevention and Public Health Sciences, UIC …
Unfortunately, poor sleeping habits affect your oral health and cause discomfort. Over time, they can even lead to permanent damage. Here’s how your nighttime routines can lead to health problems – and how a good night’s sleep and good habits will benefit your oral health. Bad Habits Before Bed That Affect Your Mouth Not Brushing …
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Do you have chronic issues with your oral health? Your diet may play a role. At Redondo Beach Dental Center, we want to provide you with the best dental care possible. That includes having a conversation about the foods you eat each day and how they may be impacting your oral health. How Diet Can …
When most people think about the benefits of oral hygiene, they think about how their habits will affect their teeth and gums. But in reality, oral health can affect all areas of your body, not just the mouth. Some oral diseases can cause a heightened risk of other serious issues, like heart disease. Your oral …
If you have dental issues, you’re not alone! Many people experience dental problems which eventually may lead to tooth loss if left untreated. Thankfully, dental problems are usually preventable! Here’s what you need to know about dental cavities and tooth loss. What Are Cavities? Cavities are a type of tooth decay. They often form very …
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While it may be one of your kid’s least favorite things to do, visiting the dentist and keeping everyone’s teeth clean is extremely important for overall health. Oral cleanliness should be a part of everyone’s habits, starting in early childhood and continuing throughout all life stages. To better understand the importance of oral health, we’ve …
