Dental patients who live in the San Mateo, Pacifica, and Half Moon Bay area want to keep their mouths as healthy and clean as possible. However, they are also looking for convenience, and that’s why many of them turn to floss picks instead of old-fashioned dental floss.
Be sure to keep your regular check-ups with your Half Moon Bay dentist because your dentist can spot possible problems that could predispose you to a cracked tooth such as an uneven chewing surface or brittle teeth.
Hi. I’m Dr. Kenneth Hovden. When my San Mateo and Pacifica area patients get mouth sores, I advise them to evaluate what they’re eating and make some changes.
When you go to a San Mateo, Pacifica, or Half Moon Bay drugstore or supermarket looking for toothpaste, mouthwash, teeth whitener, or other oral care product, make sure that it carries the seal of the American Dental Association. The seal is there to help you make the best choices you can for the products you need to keep your mouth clean and healthy.
Hello, I am Dr. Kenneth Hovden of Kenneth Hovden DDS in Daly City. Today, we are focusing on diet and oral health.
I’m sure you brush and floss regularly and hopefully visit your Daly City dental practice for needed cleanings, but did you know that making small but critical changes to your diet can improve your oral health?
Here is some important news for San Francisco residents: Periodontal disease, or gum disease, is a major cause of tooth loss among adults. Fortunately, this problem is easy to treat if it is caught in the early stages.
Some of the most popular dental topics discussed in San Mateo and Daly City relate to cosmetic dentistry, such as teeth whitening, veneers, and dental implants. However, the desire to avoid cavities is still the main reason Pacifica and Half Moon Bay residents visit their dentists, so today the Daly City dental blog is going to highlight the 5 things you need to know about cavities.
Welcome to our blog, Daly City! I’m excited about how much I have to share with you about toothpaste and oral hygiene in the short time we have together. Enjoy!
The plaque process goes something like this:
Bacteria naturally occurs in the mouth, always will. Bacteria will try to colonize on the smooth surfaces of your teeth. At first, it will be soft enough to be removed with a fingernail (that’s plaque).
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