Archway Dental Blog

As the holiday season unfolds and gratitude permeates the air, now is an ideal moment to pause and ponder the often-overlooked blessings that contribute to our well-being. Amidst the festive atmosphere, dental implants might not be the first thing that comes to mind, but they discreetly play a vital role in improving our overall health. In this season of contemplation, let’s explore five compelling reasons to appreciate the presence of your dental implants.

As you search for a perfect Halloween costume and check out spooky decorations, your mouth doesn’t have to be a scary place. Your teeth and gums might not be as healthy as you think. With your oral health and general well-being closely connected, here are 5 shocking dental stats you shouldn’t ignore.

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You may think that since gum disease is one of the most common health concerns in America, you’ve probably heard all you need to know about it. Unfortunately, one of the reasons why it is so widespread is that it is not well understood by the general public. Luckily, September is Gum Care Month, so here are a few interesting facts about gum disease to help you understand how you can avoid it.

Since you were a child, you’ve heard about the dangers of dental decay. With all the focus on cavities, they seem to be the only thing dentists treat, right? While they are one of the frequent issues that dental professionals see, they’re certainly not the only ones. If you want to avoid spending additional time and money receiving restorative dental work, find out how regular dental checkups can help to reduce your risk of these 3 common oral health problems.

You want your child to do well in school, right? You help them do their homework and study, and you make sure they eat a healthy breakfast each day before school. But have you thought about the impact good oral health can have on your child’s academic success? Keep reading to discover how beneficial it can be to establish proper dental hygiene habits at an early age so that they go on to have brighter educational futures.