Charles E. Buchanan, Jr. DDS

05/05/2020

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Poor dental health can be a slippery slope!

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When should you see your Dentist?

05/02/2020

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05/02/2020

Wondering how to take care of your oral health while dental offices are closed?

Wash your hands – aim for at least 20 seconds before and after any personal dental care

Brush at least twice a day– be sure to get those hard-to-reach spots

Floss once a day – this helps remove bacteria and plaque in places your brush can’t reach

Eat a well-balanced diet – limit sticky, sugary snacks like cake and cookies

Limit frequency of snacking – frequent
snacking increases your risk of cavities

Limit sugary drinks – soda and fruit juices can harm tooth surfaces

Drink plenty of water – drink water with meals and between meals

Avoid smoking – smoking limits blood flow to your mouth, making it easier for bacteria to grow

Source: Health Partners