3 Ways To Improve Your Chewing

Are you experiencing problems in the chewing department? If you’re looking for a way to achieve effective chewing, there’s probably something off with your oral health. As a result, we suggest you contact us immediately to set up an appointment. We will then be able to determine whether you need a treatment to address an existing concern, if you need some simple suggestions for an easy-to-remedy problem, or otherwise. Let’s explore a few ways we might be able to improve your ability to successfully break down food.

#1: Address Moisture Levels

We might need to help you address dry mouth. This is a problem that can exist as the result of many reasons! You might be taking a medication with dry mouth as the side effect, you might be congested, you may suffer from sleep apnea, you might simply need to drink more water. It’s a lengthy list. Just remember, breaking down food and being able to successfully swallow it requires sufficient saliva. If your mouth is dry, effective chewing becomes increasingly difficult.

#2: Identify Problems

Do you have a cavity? Maybe your tooth is infected. Perhaps you received a dental crown years ago but it’s become damaged. Problems that affect the comfort and function of your teeth and bite can disrupt effective chewing. We can offer restorations (or fix or replace existing ones) to restore your function.

#3: Align Your Teeth

We may suggest orthodontics if your teeth are not properly aligned. Whether you have crooked, spaced, or overlapping teeth, an over bite, under bite, cross bite, or another type of malocclusion, we need to address it.

Dr. Smith

Recent Posts

Don’t Let Those Benefits Slip Away

As the end of the year approaches, it's time to take a closer look at…

5 months ago

Keeping Little Teeth Safe this Halloween

Halloween is a thrilling time for children, filled with costumes, candy, and spooky adventures. However,…

7 months ago

👶🦷 Celebrate Baby Safety Month in September with Bright Smile! 👶🦷

Did you know that dental care plays a crucial role in ensuring your baby's safety…

8 months ago

Celebrate Gum Care Month in September: A Healthy Smile Awaits!

September is not just about back-to-school and the changing of seasons; it's also Gum Care…

8 months ago

August is National Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month

Unveiling Hidden Clues: How Dentists Detect Vision Problems During Routine Exams When you think of…

9 months ago

📚🦷 Back to School Dental Health Tips for Brighter Smile! 🦷📚

Hey there, students and parents! As we gear up for another exciting academic year, it's…

9 months ago