Sage Creek Family Dental

11/01/2024

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween!

10/25/2024

Happy Friday!

10/16/2024

We use our mouths for more than just eating and drinking; when something is wrong with our teeth, it’s a hard sensation to ignore. A sudden toothache can be debilitating and hinder your ability to eat and express yourself. Learn about tooth decay stages and how they can affect your teeth, as well as steps you can take to protect your smile and keep your mouth healthy.
https://www.sensodyne.com/en-us/oral-health-tips/five-stages-of-tooth-decay/

10/14/2024

National Dessert Day! What is your favorite dessert?

10/09/2024

Now that the Summer is over and the weather is starting to get chilly, there seems to be tasty Fall treats everywhere we turn. If it’s sweet and Fall-inspired, you can be sure that we’ve either seen it or enjoyed it!
But how many of us have noticed a slight twinge of tooth sensitivity while enjoying some sugary Fall goodness?
If this sensitivity is a new thing, and seems to either appear or get worse when you bite into a candy bar or enjoy a sip of hot chocolate, it’s time to take a moment and assess what might be going on.
https://www.sensodyne.com/en-us/oral-health-tips/fall-treats-causing-tooth-sensitivity/

10/07/2024

The mouth, or oral cavity, is the specialty area of the dentist. It contains more than just teeth and gums. Read more about the anatomy of your mouth and throat.

Your mouth and throat are made up of many interdependent parts and structures. Learn about the anatomy of your mouth and throat with Delta Dental.

10/04/2024

World Smile Day! Make someone smile today!

10/02/2024

It’s natural to spit out all the foamy toothpaste in your mouth after you brush your teeth. Some people like to rinse their mouths out after spitting out the toothpaste, and others choose to not rinse at all. There are mixed opinions regarding whether you should rinse your mouth out after brushing, but what is the correct thing to do?
https://www.sensodyne.com/en-us/oral-health-tips/should-you-rinse-after-brushing/

09/30/2024

Do you ever find that your teeth feel sensitive when you head outside during the winter and breathe through your mouth? The dental pain triggered by extreme temperatures can have several causes such as tooth decay, exposed dentin, upset tooth nerves due to grinding teeth, or a worn out dental filling.

Learn why your teeth hurt in cold weather with Sensodyne. Find out what causes tooth pain and sensitivity and how to manage it during colder winter months.