Sandra E Martin, DMD

06/16/2026

Sandra Martin Family Dentistry advises caution when consuming ice. Chewing on ice cubes can cause damage to your tooth enamel, increasing the risk of cavities and sensitivity.

06/11/2026

At Sandra Martin Family Dentistry, we know a healthy diet is just as important as a healthy smile. Celebrate National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month by incorporating more fresh produce into your snacks and meals. 🍒

06/10/2026

You may be an old pro at brushing and flossing, but new braces require new skills. Learn how to level up your brushing game in today’s blog.

06/10/2026

Our enamel is even stronger than our bones, but it can still be damaged! Find out some important ways to look out for your enamel and keep your teeth strong and healthy in today’s blog.

06/08/2026

The more you use your toothbrush, the less effective it becomes. To keep it in top condition, Sandra Martin Family Dentistry suggests swapping out your toothbrush (or electric toothbrush head) every three to four months! 🪥

06/05/2026

National Doughnut Day on a Friday? Don't mind if we do. Just a reminder from Sandra Martin Family Dentistry -- brush after any treats! 🍩

06/03/2026

Summer’s officially here, and it’s time to get back into hot weather mode. We have some tips for healthy summer smiles in today’s blog.

Sandra Martin Family Dentistry is your Wake Forest, Raleigh, and Youngsville, NC dentist, providing quality dental care for children, teens, and adults. Call today.

06/03/2026

Don’t automatically blame the garlic! If your breath isn’t as fresh as you’d like, check out today’s blog to learn some surprising reasons for halitosis, and what you can do to help prevent it.

Sandra Martin Family Dentistry is your Wake Forest, Raleigh, and Youngsville, NC dentist, providing quality dental care for children, teens, and adults. Call today.

06/02/2026

Brushing too hard can wear down your tooth enamel and gums. Sandra Martin Family Dentistry wants you to know that over-brushing might cause tooth sensitivity, permanent enamel damage, and even gum erosion!

05/29/2026

Sandra Martin Family Dentistry suggests enjoying citrus in moderation! While lemons, limes, and oranges are great for a refreshing burst, their acidity can be a bit harsh on enamel. Rinsing your mouth out after enjoying any citrusy treats can help protect your teeth.