Dr. Edward Dallam, DDS

Dr. Edward Dallam, DDS We proudly provide personalized dental treatments to keep your smile bright and healthy. We Also Accept CareCredit.

To maintain dental health during cold weather, consider the following tips:Breathe Through Your Nose: This helps warm an...
01/26/2026

To maintain dental health during cold weather, consider the following tips:
Breathe Through Your Nose: This helps warm and humidify the air before it reaches your throat, reducing direct cold air contact with your teeth.

Use Sensitivity Toothpaste: Switch to desensitizing toothpaste containing potassium nitrate or stannous fluoride to block pain signals.

Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to maintain saliva production, which helps protect against cavities and bacteria.

Humidify Your Environment: Use a humidifier in your home to maintain healthy moisture levels, especially in winter.

Regular Dental Checkups: Keep up with your dental routine, including brushing and flossing, to prevent gum disease and other issues.

By following these practices, you can help protect your teeth and gums from the challenges posed by cold weather.

Understanding and Managing Tooth Sensitivity in Cold WeatherCold weather can exacerbate tooth sensitivity due to several...
01/19/2026

Understanding and Managing Tooth Sensitivity in Cold Weather
Cold weather can exacerbate tooth sensitivity due to several factors. Enamel can contract in response to low temperatures, exposing sensitive dentin and roots, which increases discomfort. Receding gums may also expose the roots, making them more sensitive to temperature changes. Additionally, cold air or beverages can trigger nerve endings in the teeth, leading to sharp pain.
To manage tooth sensitivity in cold weather, consider the following tips:
Use a soft-bristled toothbrush to avoid damaging enamel.
Switch to toothpaste for sensitive teeth to help block pain signals.
Limit acidic foods that can erode enamel.
Protect your teeth from cold air by covering your mouth or nose.
Practice good oral hygiene regularly to maintain enamel and gum health.
If you experience persistent tooth pain or sensitivity, it is important to consult a dentist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

We hope to see your smile next year!
12/30/2025

We hope to see your smile next year!

We can't wait to see your smile in the New Year!
12/23/2025

We can't wait to see your smile in the New Year!

Let us help make your smile strong a sparkling for the holidays!
12/22/2025

Let us help make your smile strong a sparkling for the holidays!

Happy Holiday Season from all of us at Dr Dallam's.
12/15/2025

Happy Holiday Season from all of us at Dr Dallam's.

With the Holiday's quickly approaching, now is the time to start your brighter smile! Come in and get our special offer ...
11/11/2025

With the Holiday's quickly approaching, now is the time to start your brighter smile! Come in and get our special offer on a home whitening kit while supplies last.

Supplies are going fast! Come and get your amazing oral healthcare deal, while it lasts.
11/10/2025

Supplies are going fast! Come and get your amazing oral healthcare deal, while it lasts.

Lets keep your smile nice and bright for the fall.
11/03/2025

Lets keep your smile nice and bright for the fall.

Bring us your friends! Bring us your co-workers! Bring us your family! And get a whitening try on us.
10/08/2025

Bring us your friends! Bring us your co-workers! Bring us your family! And get a whitening try on us.

Brush in the new season.
10/07/2025

Brush in the new season.

Season allergies mistaken for dental sensitivitySeasonal allergies can indeed cause dental sensitivity, but it is often ...
10/02/2025

Season allergies mistaken for dental sensitivity
Seasonal allergies can indeed cause dental sensitivity, but it is often mistaken for other dental issues. The symptoms of allergies, such as sneezing, runny nose, and sinus congestion, can lead to mouth breathing, which in turn causes dry mouth. This condition can result in bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease. Additionally, sinus pressure from allergies can cause pain in the teeth or gums, particularly in the upper teeth.

To differentiate between allergies and dental sensitivity, one should consider the following:

Symptoms: Allergies typically cause sneezing, runny nose, and itchy eyes, while dental sensitivity is often accompanied by tooth pain or discomfort.

Causes: Allergies are caused by the body's immune response to allergens, while dental sensitivity can result from various factors, including dental decay, gum disease, or other oral health issues.

Treatment: Allergies are treated with antihistamines, while dental sensitivity may require dental treatments to address the underlying cause.

It is essential to consult with a healthcare provider or dental professional to accurately diagnose the cause of dental sensitivity and receive appropriate treatment.

Address

5000 W 95th Street #300
Prairie Village, KS
66207

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm

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