How Diabetes Can Affect Your Oral Health
Posted November 29, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, a time to learn more about diabetes and how it can affect your overall health, including your oral health. If you or someone you know has diabetes, it’s important to understand how diabetes can impact your oral health and what you can do to stay healthy. Understanding Diabetes Diabetes is (more…).
How Smoking and Vaping Harm Your Oral Health
Posted November 19, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
Smoking and vaping have become popular habits, but both can seriously harm your oral health. Whether you use traditional cigarettes, e-cigarettes, or vape, you could be increasing your risk of dental problems like gum disease, tooth loss, and even oral cancer. Let’s take a closer look at how these habits affect your mouth and what (more…).
How Colds and the Flu Can Affect Your Oral Health
Posted October 27, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
When battling a cold or the flu, the last thing on your mind might be your oral health. However, being sick can have several effects on your mouth that you might not expect. From dry mouth to tooth pain, it’s important to understand how colds and the flu can impact your oral health and what (more…).
Understanding the Difference Between Canker Sores and Cold Sores
Posted October 19, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
When it comes to oral health, two common but often confused conditions are canker sores and cold sores. While they may seem similar, their cause, appearance, and treatment differ. Understanding these differences can help you better manage your oral health and know when to seek professional care at our dental office in Reno. What Are (more…).
How Hormonal Changes During Menopause Can Affect Oral Health
Posted September 28, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
Menopause is a significant life transition for women, marked by various hormonal changes. While many people know about the common symptoms like hot flashes and mood changes, fewer are aware of how menopause can impact oral health. Understanding these changes can help women take proactive steps to maintain a healthy smile during this time. Common (more…).
The Link Between Celiac Disease and Oral Health
Posted September 17, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
Celiac disease is a condition that primarily affects the digestive system, but its impact doesn’t stop there. If you have celiac disease, it’s important to understand how it can influence your oral health and what you can do to maintain a healthy mouth. What is Celiac Disease? Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder triggered by (more…).
What’s the Difference Between Veneers and Crowns?
Posted August 31, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
Two popular options for enhancing your smile are veneers and crowns. Both can improve the appearance of your teeth, but they serve different purposes and involve distinct procedures. Understanding the differences between veneers and crowns can help you decide about your dental care. What Are Veneers? Veneers are thin, custom-made shells designed to cover the (more…).
6 Key Signs That You Should See a Dentist Sooner Rather Than Later
Posted August 16, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
Maintaining good oral health isn’t only essential for your smile, it’s also an important factor in your overall well-being. This is one reason why visiting our dental office in Reno twice a year for checkups is so important. However, some people don’t go to the dentist until they have a problem, and some even wait (more…).
Summer Oral Health Tips
Posted July 31, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
Summer is a time for fun in the sun, but taking care of your teeth is also important. With all the barbecues, ice creams, and cold drinks, your teeth can take a hit. Here are some easy tips to keep your smile shining all summer long. Stay Hydrated Drinking water is good for your body (more…).
What Can Cause Teeth to Look Transparent?
Posted July 19, 2024 by Dr. Brian Evans
Have you noticed your teeth looking a bit see-through lately? If so, you might wonder what caused this and how to fix it. While this may start as a cosmetic concern, the truth is that transparent teeth can indicate underlying dental issues. So, let’s check out why teeth may appear transparent and what you can (more…).