By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert What Is Invisalign? Invented in the late 1990’s and first marketed in 2000, Invisalign® is a less invasive, more aesthetic alternative to traditional braces. The Invisalign journey consists of a series of see-through trays, or aligners, that a patient swaps out regularly to help realign teeth into their proper position. These … Continue reading Keeping Your Invisalign Journey on Track: Tips for Success
By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert Tooth enamel plays a critical role in overall dental wellness. Its hard, translucent coating protects the crown of the tooth from bacteria that could compromise its integrity and lead to plaque buildup and tooth decay. Fortunately, most enamel erosion can be prevented. In this post, we’re going to share five main … Continue reading 5 Helpful Tips for Preventing Tooth Enamel Erosion
By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert It’s not disputed that whiter teeth lend themselves to a more attractive smile. Statistically, more than 66% of Americans recall attractive features about someone more easily than they recall unattractive features. Thus, a white smile and straight teeth leave a stronger impression than a dull smile and crooked teeth. In fact, … Continue reading Tips for Whiter Teeth Between Your Recare Visits
By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert Like it or not, cold and flu season is upon us. While we can’t always avoid getting sick, there are some things to keep in mind when a cold or the flu hits your family. Here are some important tips from your friends at Eggert Family Dentistry to help you protect … Continue reading Oral Care Tips for Cold & Flu Season
By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert At no other time in a woman’s life is nutrition as important as when she is eating both for herself and for her unborn baby. A growing baby requires a high concentration of vitamins and minerals – nutrients that will largely determine his or her health at birth and in certain … Continue reading Nutrition Tips for Pregnancy
By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert Good dental health starts when your child is very young and actually even before birth. The development of cavities in primary teeth increases the risk of developing cavities in permanent teeth. Cavities can then lead to infection of the teeth and can result in tooth loss. So what are some ways … Continue reading 10 Tips for Taking Care of Your Little One’s Teeth
By Dr. Elizabeth Eggert Gingivitis – inflammation of the gums – is no laughing matter. Typically caused by a bacterial infection, gingivitis is all-too-common and if left untreated can result in periodontitis and tooth loss and increase the risk of diabetes, heart disease, stroke and lung disease. Fortunately, proper care goes a long way in … Continue reading Gingivitis: An Overview & Prevention Tips
By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert Have you noticed how busy teens are today? In addition to school and a few hours of homework every night, they’ve got soccer practice, dance lessons, and marching band. On weekends, the stress continues with all-day tournaments and a packed social calendar. While being so on-the-go, it’s easy to see how … Continue reading Teen Nutrition Tips for a Healthy Mouth and Body
By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert You brush your teeth (most days). You floss… when you remember. You know you should schedule that dental appointment, but life gets busy. Sound familiar? If you’ve ever set dental health resolutions that quietly faded after a few weeks, you’re not alone. Most people want healthier teeth and gums, but without … Continue reading How to Set Dental Health Resolutions That Actually Stick
By: Dr. Elizabeth Eggert Oral and maxillofacial surgery can help correct disease, injury, or defects in the hard and soft tissues. But for proper healing and lasting results, a successful recovery from surgery is essential. Here, we’re sharing some practical tips for healing after oral surgery—including pain management, diet, and oral hygiene—to help you have … Continue reading Healing After Oral Surgery: What To Expect and How To Speed Up Recovery
