Caring for your teeth is an ongoing practice and personal commitment. Yet, even when you brush regularly, tooth decay can happen. While it may be distressing to think about and experience, you do have options when it comes to treatments. Tooth decay, known also as cavities or caries, is one of the top dental health [...]
If you’re looking for a new dental practice for you and your family, you likely have many questions and concerns. You want to find a practice that accepts your insurance, has a great reputation, and that gives you the care you need. That may sound like a tall order. You may even consider going to [...]
You see your dentist regularly for a checkup and cleaning. Maybe you’ve had a cavity filled, or maybe several. That kind of dental work is commonplace. But when your childhood fillings begin to deteriorate, or you bite into that delicious Brazil nut and chip off a bit of your front tooth, a filling won’t solve [...]
If you are already brushing your teeth and flossing them regularly, you are well on your way to a healthy mouth. However, the techniques you use matter — you could be wasting the time you’re setting aside for brushing and flossing if you’re only going through the motions instead of being as effective [...]
Putting off going to the dentist? You are not alone in wanting to avoid making an appointment, but there is no reason to dread seeing us at Stiles Dental Care in Medford, New Jersey. Our experienced staff is here to take care of your dental needs, and once you are here, you become [...]
Caring for your gums is an essential part of smart overall oral health. When it comes to proactive protection, a deep and direct gum treatment means less chance of gum disease developing. Brushing, flossing, eating right, and committing to regular dental checkups puts you on the path to a positive future in terms of [...]
Regular dental care is so important for maintaining a healthy (and happy!) mouth. Your periodontal hygiene is linked not only to your teeth and gums (and other areas of the mouth), but your entire body. According to Everyday Health, “Research has linked oral health problems such as periodontal or gum disease to many [...]
