Bad breath. Yellowing teeth. It seems to be some of the obvious signs of poor dental health.
And while these issues can drastically impact you– did you know your pet’s dental health can also be affected? Turns out, we’re not so different when it comes to the importance of regular dental care. Continue reading
Our team knows we are lucky. Every day we get to see the difference a beautiful, healthy smile can make in a person’s life.
It’s the same idea behind two Wisconsin Dental Association (WDA) programs– and we are proud to have been part of both– focusing on helping children from low-income families get access to free dental care. Continue reading
Would you be surprised to know the most chronic childhood disease– is tooth decay?
It’s true, and it is why developing good oral health habits should start at an early age. If you’re a parent, National Children’s Dental Health Month may be the perfect time to get your kids on a regular brushing and flossing schedule. Continue reading
A balanced, nutritious diet is important for your health.
But your food choices also play a role in your dental health. Think of your mouth as being more than just the tool for eating– it’s the initial contact with the nutrients you’re consuming. If your nutrition is poor, the first signs often show up in your oral health. Here’s some simple information to help you understand how your diet, and dental health work together. Continue reading
One tooth at a time.
Flossing can be a quick, effective way to keep your mouth healthy. The American Dental Association suggests flossing once a day to remove the plaque and other debris you cannot reach by just brushing, alone. Continue reading
You may have started 2015 with a few health-related resolutions. Many of us do. But as your life gets back on pace following the holidays, you may also find yourself too busy to work on your goals. We are here to help! Continue reading
Happy New Year! Did you make any resolutions for 2015 – maybe one in support of your health? We hope you consider caring for the health of your oral health as part of that new resolution. Continue reading
The holidays can be a wonderful time of year to get together with family and friends. And Hilldale Dental knows many of these holiday gatherings may include more sugary treats and alcoholic drinks than you may typically get to enjoy. Add busy schedules and increased stress to the mix, and it’s often your oral hygiene which ends up suffering through the season. Continue reading
‘Tis the season for giving, and our team wants to remind you to give yourself one of the most important gifts during the holiday season — a healthy smile! Continue reading
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