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Dear Patients and Friends, As a valued patient of Drs. Savage, Sabol & Visser’s we invite you to join us in observing Orthodontic Staff Appreciation Week, June 1-5, 2015. Our staff serve an integral role in this practice’s success in…
Many people use a mouthwash to freshen their breath and help control tooth decay or plaque. Although most mouthwashes are available over the counter without a prescription, there are still safety concerns when using them. Although many dentists believe that…
While dental insurance has some similarities to health insurance, it can be confusing at first because there are some differences in how it pays. You always need to refer to your own insurance plan for the specifics of your coverage,…
Halitosis is a medical term for a condition more commonly known as bad breath. This condition can be caused by a variety of factors, from poor dental hygiene habits to side effects from certain medications. Fortunately, it is possible to…
Although your teeth are extremely strong, it’s still possible to break or chip one of them. Just biting down on something hard can chip a tooth. Falling or being hit in the mouth can seriously damage your mouth, including breaking…
There are a lot of myths and misconceptions about oral hygiene, especially when it comes to cavities. We constantly hear that many different foods, drinks, and all sugary candies cause cavities, and that the formation of cavities is beyond your…
February is national dental health month, and a great time to reflect on what you can do to take care of your and your family’s smile. Keeping dental appointments and making time for proper dental care can be hard sometimes….
Also known as “Tooth Cavities” or “Caries”, tooth decay refers to holes found in teeth. According to the National Institutes of Health, cavities are the second most common health disorder in the county after the common cold. Causes of tooth…
Sometimes you look at models in ads and wonder how they manage to keep their teeth so white. We all brush our teeth with a fluoride paste every morning and after every meal – just as the doctor prescribes. But…
Good oral hygiene isn’t just about brushing and flossing. Taking care of your teeth also means being conscious of how certain foods and beverages can affect your teeth. Most people know that sugar can be damaging, but there is more…
