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Healthy Teeth for Halloween

Posted September 24, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

As you are stocking up your Halloween candy stash with miniature chocolate bars and tangy, fruity, chewy, sugary delights for all of the neighborhood children, you may be worried about the harmful effects of candy on your child’s teeth. While all sweets should be eaten in moderation, here are some tips from Reno dentists, Dr. William Wager (more…).

Cosmetic Bonding

Posted September 23, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

As cosmetic dentistry becomes more sophisticated more and more treatments become available. For instance there are several ways to replace a tooth and there are several ways to fix a tooth. Some are less invasive than others and some are more expensive than others. Today, your Reno dentists, Dr. William Wager and Dr. Brian Evans will (more…).

The Truth About Dental X-Rays

Posted September 19, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

If you keep up with your dental checkups and exams every six months, you have had plenty x-rays taken of your smile. X-rays allow dentists to look inside your teeth and also take a better look at the structure of your jaw. A thoroughly kept dental history allows dental professionals to make sure that children’s (more…).

Enamel Erosion: What to Do

Posted September 17, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

Tooth sensitivity may not seem like a big deal, until you have dental issues because of it. The shooting pain that comes when you bite into an ice cream cone or take a sip of hot coffee is the result of sensitive teeth which are not properly protected by strong tooth enamel. If you have (more…).

A Quiz on Types of Teeth

Posted September 16, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

You already know that taking care of your oral health is important. Scientific research even shows that keeping your mouth healthy benefits your overall physical health, as well. Can you describe the different kinds of teeth which inhabit your mouth and what purpose they each serve? Try this fun quiz to improve your dental knowledge. 

Could Seaweed Hold a key to Better Dental Health?

Posted September 15, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

Did you enjoy plenty of beach time this summer? If so, it’s possible you’ve dealt with your fair share of seaweed. Sometimes, stepping on seaweed can be an unpleasant irritation with the slimy, squishy sensation on the bottoms of your feet and between your toes. If you knew that seaweed had an enzyme called Bacillus (more…).

Soda and Your Smile

Posted September 12, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

When you reach for a cold, fizzy, flavored, carbonated drink, what do you call it? A cola? A Coke? A soda? A pop? A drink by any of these names will taste sweet, bubbly and refreshing. Unfortunately, just like many tasty treats, drinking soda on a regular basis comes with a price, especially in terms of (more…).

Everyday People Reap Cosmetic Dental Benefits

Posted September 10, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

Are you dreaming of a Hollywood smile? You don’t have to live in Los Angeles, New York City, or Paris to reap the benefits of all of the greatest physical trends of the time. Even in towns like Reno, you can attain the smile of your dreams thanks to the remarkable innovations of cosmetic dentistry. (more…).

Preventing Gum Disease: It’s in your Hands

Posted September 8, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

Did you know that 80% of adults in America have gum disease? Are you aware that the condition of periodontal disease can cause major oral systemic health issues? This means that when your gums are infected and unhealthy, your overall health can greatly suffer as well. Fortunately, periodontal infections are preventable. Together, you and the Reno (more…).

Are White Fillings Biocompatible?

Posted September 5, 2014 by Wager-Evans Dental

Tooth decay is the result of a bacterial infection. The other common term for these holes in teeth is cavities. Decaying teeth which are left untreated result in very little natural tooth structure remaining. The tooth will possibly loosen and fall out, or otherwise cause an abscess or jaw infection and require extraction. That’s why (more…).