What Are the Benefits of Dental Health Treatments for Diabetes Patients?

If you suffer from diabetes, your mouth could also be in harm’s way. Did you know that diabetes plans can be enacted strictly for improving your oral health care? Although diabetes only occurs in roughly one and every 10 people within the United States, it can have drastic and dramatic effects and negative consequences on your oral health should the... read more »

Water Flosser: An Alternative Flossing Method

Have you ever heard of a water flosser? A water flosser, also called an interdental cleaner, was created to enhance your oral health care routine using an alternative method to clean between your teeth. Listed below are a few typical facts about water flossers: - Water flossers, like old-style dental floss, clean between the teeth. The modification is that water... read more »

Halitosis Can Be Cured

Did you know halitosis is common in most people? Well, it’s true! Halitosis, also known as bad breath, is extremely common and treatable, which can help you in your life when it happens. To help you handle halitosis, our team of professionals at Letitia M. Williams, DDS, LLC in Union Springs, Alabama, is happy to talk to you about halitosis... read more »

Sensitive Teeth: What You Should Know

Do you suffer from sensitive teeth? Does drinking or eating hot or cold foods hurt your pearly whites? Are your teeth ever uncomfortable just because it’s freezing outside? Fortunately, there are quite a few things you can try if you’re interested in dealing with sensitive teeth. Your sensitive teeth could be caused by several problems. In fact, if you lose... read more »

Helpful Oral Hygiene Daily Habits: Dental Floss

One of the most helpful daily oral hygiene habits you should commit to routine is the use of dental floss. Dental floss can reach areas between teeth that brushing often cannot. To ensure your mouth is at its peak oral health and safety, brush at least twice a day and floss at least once per day as well. Here are... read more »

Did You Know That Age Can Affect Your Teeth?

As you age, it can become more difficult to care for your body. However, did you know that it can also be more difficult to care for your oral health as you age? Fortunately, there are a number of things you can do—and should know—to better care for your teeth as you age. One issue you’re likely to face as... read more »

Mouthwash Can Help Your Oral Health

As you may know, some very popular foods could lead to problems with your breath. For that reason—along with a few others—many people tend to use breath mints and chewing gum. While these are useful options, they only mask bad breath without addressing the root of the problem. In other words, if you're interested in improving your breath, you may... read more »

Replacing Teeth: What You Should Know

Do you know what you should do if you’re missing teeth? Or if one of your children loses a tooth? If you’d have the gap filled as soon as possible, good for you. Leaving a space in your smile can lead to a number of serious problems. However, there are a few things you should know about dental restorations and... read more »