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If you’re not feeling well, and have an upcoming appointment, please give us a call to reschedule. While you’re at home resting, here are some helpful oral health tips from the @AmericanDentalAssociation: Throw away your brush once you are feeling better: Replacing your brush head ensures you get rid of lingering bacteria. Stay hydrated to avoid dry mouth: Drink plenty of water, as dry mouth can also put you at greater risk for cavities.... Choose sugar-free cough drops: Many cough drops contain sugar, making them equivalent to sucking on candy. Choose the right fluids: Water is always the best choice. To replenish electrolytes, drink sports drinks in moderation due to sugar content. #dentaltips #dentist #localdentist #oralhealth #reopen

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Caring for your baby’s teeth begins before birth. Teeth start to form in the womb, and cavities or gum disease from the mother can affect the health of the fetus.

Many women experience red, swollen gums during pregnancy, causing sensitivity or even bleeding. This is called pregnancy gingivitis, and it’s a result of oral bacteria taking advantage of the hormonal changes that come with pregnancy.

Bad breath (officially called halitosis) is more than just an annoyance. It can be a symptom of underlying health problems, some of them serious. If you have persistent bad breath, you should bring it up with your dentist.

For the vast majority of people, mouthwash can be highly beneficial and will help prevent cavities, gum disease, and other health problems.