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Prevention
Prevention is key to maintaining good oral health. Regular brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash are essential for removing plaque and preventing tooth decay and gum disease.
Routine dental check-ups and cleanings also play a crucial role in early detection and prevention of dental issues.
Dental Exam
A dental exam involves a thorough evaluation of your oral health, including checking for any signs of tooth decay or gum disease and assessing the overall condition of your teeth, gums, surrounding oral tissues and your TMJ (temporomandibular joint).
Dental Cleanings
Dental cleanings are important for maintaining good oral hygiene. During a cleaning, a dental professional will remove plaque and tartar buildup from your teeth, leaving them feeling fresh and clean.
Custom Sports Mouth Guards and Occlusal Splints
Custom sports mouth guards are a great way to protect your teeth while playing sports. They are molded specifically to your teeth and provide a comfortable and secure fit, reducing the risk of dental injuries. On the other hand, occlusal splints are typically used to help manage jaw pain and prevent teeth grinding. They are also custom-made to fit your teeth and can be used while sleeping to reduce tension and protect your teeth. Both are important tools in maintaining a healthy smile.
Cancer Screening
Good news! Recent research has revealed that the number of most cancers is falling more than ever, but the bad news is that oral cancer is still on the rise. This type of cancer will claim the life of one North American every hour. The main culprit of this growing problem is the human papillomavirus (HPV). People who have not been vaccinated against this virus are more likely to contract oropharyngeal cancer than those who have received the vaccine.
Did you know that when you visit your dentist, not only will the health of your teeth and gums be checked, but also other oral tissues such as your tongue and oropharynx? Dentists are also trained to screen for abnormal tissues in your mouth, such as oral cancer.
Fortunately, there are complementary tools that can help your dentist screen for oropharyngeal cancer, such as OralID™. This device emits a blue fluorescent light which, when projected onto healthy cells, reflects the light, while a loss of autofluorescence reveals a dark mass (abnormal tissue) or cancerous lesion.
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