Holden Dental Care Blog

Some of us enjoy working out, and some of us don’t—but at the end of the day, it’s hard to deny just how beneficial exercise is for the human body. It keeps our waistlines slim, boosts our endorphin production to help our mood, and even serves as a form of socialization. But did you know that exercise can also have an impact on your dental health? Here are some of the things you should be aware of, along with some tips for staying fit and smiling.

Have you ever gone to bed or woken up in the middle of the night with an intense toothache? This issue can certainly make it difficult to achieve a good night’s sleep! However, while the pain may be keeping you awake, there are fortunately a few things you can do yourself to alleviate your discomfort until you can call your emergency dentist in the morning. Here are five simple tips to keep in mind.

Dental emergencies can happen when you least expect them—whether it’s a sudden and severe toothache, a broken or knocked-out tooth, or another type of accident that leaves you in discomfort. However, when you’re in pain or worried about your dental health, it helps to know how to handle these situations, as well as what will happen when you arrive at your dentist’s office for an emergency appointment! Here’s a brief overview of what you can expect, along with some useful tips for preventing dental disasters.

Keeping up with routine teeth cleanings isn’t just about having a polished, sparkling smile—it’s one of the most important steps you can take to protect your oral and overall health. Despite the benefits, many people feel anxious about having their teeth cleaned, especially if they’ve gone a while between dental checkups. The good news is that there are many steps you can take to reduce discomfort and ensure that your upcoming visit is as pleasant as possible. Here’s what you need to know.

There’s no denying it—ice cream is one of the most popular and delicious desserts on the whole planet, especially on a hot day. And with the summer season right around the corner, you may find yourself opting for a sweet, frozen treat every so often. But did you know that if you deal with dental sensitivity or other issues, ice cream can spell bad news for your smile? Here’s more about how the dessert can impact your smile’s wellness, along with a few ways to enjoy it without causing any dental discomfort or damage.

Your smile plays a large role in how you communicate with others, as well as how they perceive you—simply put, it’s a major source of self-confidence, and the secret to positive social interactions! Beyond that, maintaining a healthy smile allows you to avoid some particularly painful and costly problems.

Dr. Sandra Crowley-Le and our team are here to help you achieve every one of your smile goals while ensuring your smile is both pain and problem-free. Continue reading below to learn a little more about us, our services, and why patients in Holden continue to trust us for all of their dental needs, and in the future, look for more informative blogs on this page covering a wide range of exciting topics!