Dr. Joshua Wolhandler
Dr. Karen Lawitts
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Address These Risk Factors to Prevent Tooth Decay
posted: Jan. 04, 2022.
Put teeth in contact with acid from oral bacteria and you've created the conditions for tooth decay. Also known as caries, tooth decay is the most common human disease Read more -
See Your Dentist If You Notice Any of These 3 Problem Signs
posted: Nov. 10, 2021.
Although there are several potential problems people could encounter involving their teeth, gums or mouth, most fall into three basic categories. That's the finding of a recent survey conducted Read more -
How to Prevent Tooth Decay in Your Special Needs Child
posted: Aug. 22, 2021.
Preventing tooth decay from developing in your child's teeth requires a strong commitment to daily oral hygiene. But if you have a child with a chronic physical or behavioral Read more -
Stop Tooth Decay Before It Derails Your Child's Dental Development
posted: Aug. 17, 2021.
From birth to early adulthood, your child's teeth, gums and jaws develop at a rapid pace. And, for the most part, nature takes its course without our help. But tooth Read more -
Stay Ahead of Decay-Spreading Root Cavities
posted: Jul. 08, 2021.
Finding out you have a cavity isn't the best of news. But finding out it's a root cavity is even worse: if not treated, the decay can spread more Read more -
Frequent Sinus Infections? Take a Trip to Your Dentist
posted: Mar. 20, 2021.
If you suffer frequent sinus infections, you might want to see a dentist. No, really—your recurring sinusitis might stem from a decayed tooth. Tooth decay can start as a cavity, Read more -
Are You at Risk for Tooth Decay? Answer These Questions To Find Out
posted: Feb. 08, 2021.
Tooth decay is a destructive disease that could rob you of your teeth. But it doesn't appear out of nowhere—a number of factors can make it more likely you'll Read more -
Even All-Natural Fruit Juices Could Raise Your Child's Risk for Tooth Decay
posted: Aug. 20, 2020.
The amount of sugar your child consumes has a huge bearing on their tooth decay risk: The more they take in, the higher it is for this destructive disease. Read more -
Prevention and Early Detection of Root Cavities Could Save a Tooth
posted: Jun. 06, 2020.
Tooth decay is one of two dental diseases most responsible for tooth loss (gum disease being the other). In the absence of treatment, what starts as a hole or Read more -
Take These Measures to Lower Your Child's Tooth Decay Risk
posted: May 12, 2020.
As a parent you’re always on the lookout for dangers to your toddler’s well-being: sharp corners on furniture, uneven walks or the occasional stomach bug. But a situation could Read more -
Manage These Risk Factors to Reduce Your Risk of Tooth Decay
posted: Mar. 03, 2020.
Tooth decay doesn't occur out of thin air, but is the end result of bacteria feeding on sugar, multiplying and producing acid. High acidity erodes tooth enamel and creates Read more -
Your Reoccurring Sinus Infections May Actually Be Caused by Tooth Decay
posted: Sep. 10, 2019.
If you suffer frequent sinus infections, you might want to talk with your dentist about it. It could be your chronic sinus problems stem from a deeply decayed or Read more -
Even All-Natural Fruit Juice Could Increase the Risk of Tooth Decay
posted: Jul. 02, 2019.
All-natural fruit juice with no additives: now what could be wrong with that? Nothing—unless your child is over-indulging. Too much of even natural fruit juice could increase their risk Read more -
Here's How You Can Protect Your Child's Teeth from Tooth Decay
posted: Jun. 17, 2019.
While dental diseases tend to be a greater concern as we get older, they also pose a potential threat to children. A particular type of tooth decay called early Read more -
Manage Your GERD Symptoms to Prevent Enamel Erosion
posted: Jun. 02, 2019.
Most dental problems arise from tooth decay and periodontal (gum) disease. But they aren't the only source of danger to your teeth—gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) could be just as Read more -
4 Common-Sense Tactics to Lower Tooth Decay Risk Between Dental Visits
posted: Mar. 19, 2019.
If your dentist found tooth decay on your last visit, you might have been surprised. But tooth decay doesn't occur suddenly—it's a process that takes time to unfold. It begins Read more
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