Category: General Dentistry

Stop your Poor Dental Habits Before it’s too Late

There’s more to the journey towards keeping your teeth healthy than just brushing and flossing. Yes, biannual dental checkups walk you down the next mile. But if you want to reach the finish line and keep your natural teeth for the rest of your life, you need to treat them with the same care you… Read more »

Keep Teeth Safe when Snacking at the Movies

Is there any better winter pastime than going to the movies? With “awards season” in Hollywood, many people are scrambling to catch up on all of the most nominated films and performances. And really, how many movies can someone watch without a little snack? The smells of a movie theatre are very tempting. Popcorn, soda,… Read more »

Sugar Alternatives for Better Dental Health

at Riverside Dental Group had an “enemy” it would probably be sugar. While germs cause cavities, they can’t do so without sugar. Though understandings in preventive dental health have certainly improved over the years, the added potency of oral healthcare products does not mean you can eat whatever you want with no consequences. As dietary… Read more »

Multi-Specialty Dental Offices Make Life Convenient for Patients

at Dental Associates of Corona are comprised of a diverse dental team. This includes specialists that allow us to offer our patients truly comprehensive services. Under the same roof, you may receive general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, restorative dentistry, orthodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, endodontics, and even pediatric services. If you aren’t familiar with all of… Read more »

Are you a Gum Chewer? Your Teeth May Thank You

at Riverside Dental Group know the benefits of chewing sugar free gum with proper timing. As long as you are aware the facts before you scan the multitudes of gum packs at your grocery store, you can make a choice that is terrific for your dental health. In an Oral Hygiene Crunch? Chew on This:

Toothaches on a Plane

from Riverside Dental Group want you to stay aware that gas pockets can develop inside your teeth when you fly, imposing possible discomfort, and even potential tooth damage. Are High-Altitude Toothaches Serious? People afflicted by barodontalgia are generally those that have undiagnosed cavities, fillings, deep tooth crevices, or mouth inflammation. During an airplane flight, sudden… Read more »