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01/06/2025

Brushing after each meal is ideal because food particles and bacteria can build up on your teeth within minutes of eating or drinking. Brushing right away neutralizes the toothpaste and gets rid of plaque before it hardens into tartar.
The American Dental Association recommends brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste for at least two minutes each time. However, brushing three times a day is not excessive and can help reverse gingivitis. Have questions about our dental services? We'd be happy to help you out! Call us at (559) 497-8300.

01/03/2025

Depending on your individual dental conditions and needs, different mouthwashes may be more suited to you. Adding mouthwash to your oral care routine not only will freshen your breath, but it will also improve the overall health of your mouth. Be sure you’re choosing the right one for you. Not sure what your mouth needs? Look no further! Call us at (559) 497-8300 so we can help you figure that out.👍😁

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01/02/2025

People who drink 3 or more glasses of soda daily have 62% more chance of developing tooth decay, fillings, and tooth loss than those who do not. Remember, every can of soda contains 10-12 teaspoons of sugar, and the daily recommended intake is 4 teaspoons. Be sure to rinse your mouth with water after consuming sugary drinks and always brush your teeth to remove any leftover residue that can cause cavities. Contact us at (559) 497-8300 to schedule your appointment.

01/01/2025

We're always here to help our patients cope with dental anxiety. As much as possible, we create a calming environment at our practice, and we always make sure to have open communication with each of you. Let us know if you have any worries or concerns, and we'll do our best to help! Contact us today at (559) 497-8300.

12/31/2024

Dental cleanings are necessary for maintaining good oral health and helping to prevent future dental issues. We are dedicated to excellence where beautiful smiles begin! Contact us at (559) 497-8300.

12/28/2024

Have you ever seen small bits of calcified debris caught in the crevices in the glands in the back of your throat? Those are likely tonsil stones, or tonsilloliths. Our tonsils’ main purpose is to prevent bacteria from our mouth from entering our throat, but they don’t always do their jobs. Tonsil stones can form from chronically inflamed tonsils, large tonsils with larger pockets for buildup, sinus issues, and even poor dental hygiene. Typically, a good oral care routine can rid the mouth of the stones, and they go away on their own; however, there are some instances where treatment is required. If you have tonsil stones, make an appointment with us at (559) 497-8300 to determine what course of action is best for you.

Tonsil stones can cause irritation, painful swallowing, and an unpleasant odor. Learn more about tonsil stone causes, treatment, and prevention at Oralb.com.

12/27/2024

Hey there, have you scheduled your appointment yet? Don't forget to book your appointment with us at (559) 497-8300 to ensure your smile gets the attention it deserves.

12/25/2024

Teeth sensitivity can happen for a number of reasons. This article gives a good look into some of the common causes. Schedule an appointment with us at (559) 497-8300 to discuss your sensitivity questions. https://bit.ly/3z9S2yt

12/24/2024

Kicking back with some delicious cocktails can be a real treat—but many of the alcoholic beverages you use to wind down could be doing damage to your teeth. Avoid red drinks, such as: sangria, mimosas, bloody marys, and cranberry. Clear drinks like vodka water might be your best bet for teeth-friendly cocktails. Gin is also one of the least acidic liquors. Clear liquors in moderation are not only low on sugar, but they can also kill some of the bacteria in your mouth that cause bad breath. Get your smile ready for this season, call us today at (559) 497-8300 to schedule your dental appointment!

12/21/2024

Tooth decay can be prevented with dental sealants, especially in hard-to-reach areas. Like natural teeth, it is strong enough to withstand hard chewing. Schedule an appointment with us at (559) 497-8300!

12/20/2024

Recently, dental bling has become quite the trend, but we do not recommend these accessories. If you're looking for ways to brighten up your smile, contact us at (559) 497-8300 to discuss safe alternatives.

12/18/2024

Teeth are the only parts of the human body that cannot repair itself and taking care of them is a lifetime commitment. We focus on providing quality dental care, excellent customer service, and a relaxing environment to maintain a lasting patient relationship. We consider your first visit the start of a long-term relationship with you. Schedule your visit with us by calling us at (559) 497-8300.