If your child deals with frequent sinus issues, always seems to breathe through their mouth, or has a bite that’s a little off, it’s easy to assume it’s all part of growing up. Sometimes, though, these signs point to a deeper issue, like a poorly developed airway.
Regular dental cleanings and checkups aren’t the only ways to protect your smile. Your daily routines can also make a big difference in your long-term oral health. Unfortunately, some habits you might overlook can lead to damage, discomfort, or costly dental issues down the line. Keep reading to find out if any harmful habits have snuck into your everyday routine.
Straight teeth are often associated with a beautiful smile, but did you know the benefits go far beyond appearances? Properly aligned teeth are easier to keep clean, are more comfortable over time, and support better oral health. Whether you’re exploring treatment for yourself or your child, orthodontic care can offer lasting advantages that support a healthier smile for life.
Have you ever been caught off guard by a toothache or sudden sensitivity? Sometimes, the culprit isn’t a new cavity—it’s an old filling that no longer protects your tooth as it should. Fillings don’t last forever, and when they start to break down, they leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and discomfort. The key to avoiding bigger dental issues is understanding the signs you need a filling replaced and taking action before problems start.
You’ve probably felt stress in your body, whether it’s tension headaches, trouble sleeping, or tight shoulders. But have you ever considered how it might affect your teeth and gums? If you’ve been dealing with jaw pain, gum irritation, or sudden tooth sensitivity, stress might be playing a bigger role than you think. Continue reading for some of the most common questions about the link between stress and your smile.
When you catch a glimpse of your smile in the mirror, does it feel like you—or do your eyes go straight to the things you wish you could change? Maybe years of coffee have left behind stubborn stains, or a small chip has always made you feel a little self-conscious. Whatever the reason, if you’ve ever wished for a smile that truly reflects your confidence, porcelain veneers could be the perfect solution.
Imagine a dental visit that’s more comfortable, precise, and requires less recovery time. With our new DEKA CO2 laser, that’s exactly what you can expect! This advanced technology allows us to perform a variety of treatments with greater precision and minimal discomfort, giving you a smoother, stress-free experience.
Our open house at the new Kewaskum Family Dentistry location was an unforgettable event! We were thrilled to welcome patients, friends, and community members to explore our upgraded space, meet our team, and, of course, say hello to Gibbs, our beloved office comfort dog.
Every parent wants to see their child smile with confidence and joy, but maintaining healthy teeth takes more than luck. It starts with building good habits at an early age. February is Children’s Dental Health Month, a great reminder to focus on the little steps that make a big difference in your child’s oral health.
Caring for your gums is one of the easiest ways to protect your overall health and well-being. While brushing gets most of the attention, flossing plays an important role in maintaining a healthy smile. At Kewaskum Family Dentistry, we emphasize preventive care and daily flossing, which are two of the best tools to keep your gums in great shape.
