Let’s begin with the most basic part of your smile care and the part over which you have complete, daily control. Are you doing well with your brushing and flossing? Though you likely already have the details memorized and in place, a review is certainly always worthwhile:
Now, for the rest of the essential preventive care steps you need to take to keep teeth and gums nice and clean and healthy: Are you following through with the smile care we suggest you receive by scheduling visits with our practice? Remember that smile care absolutely must include checkups and cleanings that you attend every six months. Keep this as on-schedule as possible for excellent smile care!
We remind you that beyond the preventive smile care that you practice in terms of keeping your smile clean, there’s also protecting your smile from the inside out. How is your diet? Are you doing your best to eat a diverse array of foods that are packed full of essential nutrients? Don’t forget that healthy eating is healthy for your teeth and gums, too!
Remember, as well, that you want to keep your oral environment as neutral as you can (so acids caused by actual consumption of acidic foods and drinks, as well as sugars and carbs, don’t lead to cavities, erosion, and more).
Gulp that H2O! Hydration is essential for optimal smile care.
Let us know if you are looking for ways to make your smile care as effective and streamlined as possible! When you have specific questions or general uncertainty, take advantage of our knowledge for improvement! Set up an appointment in Grand Prairie, TX by contacting your dentist at Pecan Tree Dental to schedule a visit at (972) 262-5111.
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