Boise Caring Dentistry

09/01/2026

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08/15/2026

08/13/2026

More pressure doesn't mean a better clean, and it can actually work against you. It's actually a common cause of gum recession over time, since it wears away the gum tissue that protects your tooth roots.

The fix is simple: use a soft-bristled brush, and let the bristles do the work rather than pressing hard. Small, gentle circles clean just as effectively as a hard scrub, without the wear and tear.

07/31/2026

Ozone has been used in medicine for over a century for its ability to fight bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Biological dentistry has adopted it as a gentle supportive treatment, used alongside standard care. A recent review of the research found the evidence is strongest for using ozone alongside periodontal treatment, for helping tissue heal after a procedure, and for managing very early stage decay.
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BackgroundOzone therapy, a clinical application of various ozone forms that is used for its antiseptic techniques, has sparked interest in recent years over ...

07/22/2026

Dr. Montgomery explains common, and not-so-common symptoms of sleep apnea.

07/19/2026

Here's one that surprises people: it's not really the sugar that's the problem; it's what happens after. The real culprit is bacteria in your mouth. They're the ones feasting on the sugar, and the acid they produce while they eat is what actually wears down your enamel.
That's also why frequency matters more than quantity. Grazing on sugary snacks all day gives bacteria constant fuel for acid production, while eating the same amount in one sitting gives your teeth more time to recover in between.

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Gain insights into the factors contributing to dental decay and discover information for maintaining oral health.

07/15/2026

Dr. Montgomery on tongue posture: