We all know to brush twice a day for two minutes each time and floss daily. For some individuals, this doesn’t seem like enough, or their mouth health needs a little extra support. In these cases, mouthwash may be a good addition for an improved hygiene routine. Here are some things to consider as you add mouthwash to your day.... read more »

If you’re interested in what orthodontic aligners can do for you, your smile and your oral health, then you have come to the right blog. Today, our orthodontist, Dr. Stacey Eby, is happy to discuss the details of orthodontic aligners. If you’re interested in this treatment and if you’re ready to see if it’s the right treatment for you, please... read more »

  If you have suffered any dental damage or have oral accidents or injuries that have left you with any unsightly teeth, they will need to be restored. However, simple restoration methods such as teeth whitening treatments to get rid of the irregularities and discolorations in your teeth may not be enough. One highly effective cosmetic dentistry treatment that can... read more »

  For anybody who has ever suffered an oral accident or injury, you know how devastating it can be to live with lost or missing teeth. Fortunately, dentistry has grown by leaps and bounds in the previous decades and can craft realistic-looking teeth for any smile. Provided your mouth needs any tooth replacements, it is essential to visit your dentist... read more »

The general strength of your tooth enamel has a significant bearing on the overall health of your teeth. Tooth enamel that has been demineralized by poor oral hygiene and the frequent consumption of acidic beverages can be increasingly prone to suffering tooth decay and tooth sensitivity problems. Fortunately, your routine dental checkup at Eby Family Dental’s dental clinic is designed... read more »

Cosmetic issues can prevent you from smiling your best. With dental bonding, you can correct small cosmetic flaws and get back your confidence to smile wide again! In today’s post, you will learn about tooth bonding and determine if you need dental bonding. The way tooth bonding works is by the application of a composite resin that is bonded to... read more »

Your tooth enamel is composed of a complex, dense structure of biologically generated mineral crystals. Their density is what gives your teeth the strength to perform the basic function of breaking down food, while also resisting cavity formation. If you struggle to consistently brush your teeth twice each day, and floss at least once, chronic plaque acids can build up... read more »

The final teeth to come in are your wisdom teeth--the last back molars located on both sides of your mouth. For a lucky few, their wisdom teeth will come in without any problem, but for the majority of us, there will be some issues that will cause your dentist to want to remove them. Some of the time, the wisdom... read more »

Sometimes bad oral habits can prove just as dangerous to your teeth and gums as poor oral hygiene. If you have a penchant for nervously nibbling on pens, pencils, and other desktop items, it’s possible for a small piece to break off in your mouth. In some of these cases, the fragment could potentially become trapped between two of your... read more »

No one wants to have a cavity. “Having Cavities” will never appear in a company’s mission statement, or in the Career Objectives section of a person’s resume. And if you brush twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste, floss before bed, and see your dentist for your regular cleanings and exams, your chances of getting a cavity decrease. However, they... read more »