Foods to Improve Your Oral Health

One important technique for improving your oral health is keeping the right foods off your dinner plate. High concentrations of simple sugars and carbohydrates can bet turned into acids in our mouths capable of damaging tooth enamel. It is important to limit these ingredients in order to keep our teeth safe. Stop cavities from ever having a chance to form.... read more »

Saliva Has a Purpose

Have you ever wondered what the point of saliva is? Well, aside from helping break down the food you eat, it has some pretty important things to do in regards to your oral health. Without enough of it, your oral health can actually noticeably suffer. What does it do? When you eat foods that stimulate saliva production (vegetables are great... read more »

Water Flossers Can Clean Your Smile

If you are one who has trouble flossing each day, our dental team has a solution for you: Water flossers! Water flossers are great products that are beneficial and effective. They are small, wand-like tools that spray water in steady pulses. How to Use a Water Flosser Make sure the base, also known as the reservoir, is filled with lukewarm... read more »

Cosmetic Dentistry Is the Gift You Deserve

May cosmetic dentistry give you the gift everyone can enjoy for the holidays: a healthy, happy smile.  Our team of tooth-protecting superheroes at Oxford Lakes Dental Care strive to provide the best possible services we can for your teeth and gums. This season, consider the joys that cosmetic dentistry may provide to you. If you are in need of dental crowns,... read more »

Tips to Help Get Your Child Excited to Clean their Chompers

Did you know oral hygiene can be fun? Well, it’s true! Oral hygiene can be fun and exciting, which is beneficial for your child. This will help them want to clean their teeth each and every day. Some things you can do to make oral hygiene a positive experience are: -Get products that are made for kids: When you go... read more »

How Different Types of Cavities Affect Your Teeth

What have you heard about cavities? Have you heard that tooth decay and cavities are related? You probably also know that there are a number of things you should do to prevent cavities, such as brushing and flossing regularly. You also know that you should visit your dentist to examine the health of your teeth and that having a filling... read more »

Dentures: The Answers to Questions About the Appliance

To help you know a little more about dentures in Oxford, Michigan, our Oxford Lakes Dental Care team has provided the answers to the following frequently asked questions: Q: What are the differences between complete and partial dentures? A: Complete dentures replace all of your missing teeth while partial dentures only replace a few missing teeth in a specific area... read more »

Insights on Providing Quality First Aid for an Injured Tongue

Accidentally biting the edge of your tongue while chewing gum or eating food rarely causes enough damage to warrant first aid. Unfortunately, there are rare instances when an accident, blow to the face or sports injury can result in a significant tongue injury. In a situation like this, Dr. Daniel Sahutske offers a few essential first-aid tips for taking care... read more »

How to Help A Cracked or Chipped Tooth

Do you ever wonder what you can do about a chipped or a cracked tooth? You probably know that you should have either of these issues addressed, but do you know why you should? Similarly, do you know what you might be able to do if you need relief while you’re waiting to visit our dentist? Luckily, there are a... read more »

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