We all know that good dental care starts at a young age, but for a tired, worn-out mom, it is many times easier said than done to get your kiddos to brush and floss as they should. Here are a…
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Seeing a dentist is important to oral health and here’s why
You’ve heard us say it many times before. Good dental health begins with regularly scheduled appointments. At a minimum, a healthy person should see their dentist two times per year; with at-risk groups coming more frequently. But have you ever…
Is Invisalign right for your smile?
There are many ways to achieve your dream smile. Invisalign, a discreet alternative to traditional braces, is just one of those ways. At Jackson Dental, we offer Invisalign services, so you can straighten your smile without the hassle of braces…
Solutions to dry mouth
Dry mouth is typically caused by not having sufficient saliva in the mouth. If you didn’t already know, saliva is incredibly important to overall oral health as it prevents bacteria formation, infections and sores. Here are some possible solutions to…
Common misconceptions about the dentist
If you’re afraid of the dentist, you’re not alone. According to surveys, approximately 9 – 20% of Americans have avoided going to the dentist out of anxiety or fear. However, a lot of this fear stems from common misconceptions surrounding…
How seasonal allergies affect oral health
Spring is just around the corner with blooming flowers, sunshine, warmer weather – and allergies. According to CDC data, almost 20% of adults in the United States suffer from seasonal allergies that leave you coughing and sneezing and affect your…
Invisalign® : the future of straight smiles
The orthodontics industry saw a boom in business following the pandemic. According to Fortune Business Insights, the industry is expected to reach a value of about $10 billion by 2026. More and more people are desiring straight teeth, but not…
Signs of mouth cancer and early prevention
According to the American Cancer Society, 1 in 60 men, or 1 in 141 women will develop mouth cancer in their lifetime. This form of cancer is most likely to affect the tongue, the throat, gums and other parts of…
10 fun animal teeth facts
Humans may be the only species to book dentist appointments, but we’re not alone when it comes to having teeth! Almost all creatures have some form of teeth to help them chew and digest their meals. Here are 10 other…
Wisdom teeth 101
Every year, five million people have their wisdom teeth removed, according to Vox. It is a common surgery, especially among younger people. Most people will have issues with their wisdom teeth, and have them extracted between their late teenage years…