by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Mar 12, 2020 | Dentistry
Your mouth is full of both good and bad types of bacteria, with the majority being harmless to your health. However, did you know that your oral health and dental hygiene can have an impact on your overall health? In fact, studies have shown that some diseases and...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Mar 2, 2020 | Dentist, Dentistry
Many have traditionally thought that children are more susceptible to dental carries (cavities) because they tend to be less consistent with the standard brushing and flossing recommendations. As a result, many think that fluoride treatments are better suited for...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Jan 23, 2020 | Dentist, Dentistry
Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, can cause serious damage to your teeth that might require restorative or cosmetic procedures in order to repair the teeth. However, teeth grinding varies from person to person when it comes to how intense the grinding is. Those...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Jan 13, 2020 | Dentist, Dentistry
Given that roughly 20% of Americans never floss and only about 4 in 10 floss every day, bleeding gums during flossing is a common occurrence for many Americans. While this might happen to you, it doesn’t mean it should. In fact, bleed gums of any kind can be...
by Dr. Maxine Cannon | Dec 30, 2019 | Dentist, Dentistry
At Dr. Cannon’s office we are constantly trying to find new insights and tips to share with our patients in order to help them enjoy a healthy mouth with strong teeth. While your dentist and regular professional check-ups are critical, the food you eat, and your...
