Created on December 15, 2021
Everyone knows that the foods they eat have an impact on their overall health. But did you know that many vitamins and minerals are also beneficial for one’s oral health? The dentists at Taylor Street Dental in Springfield, MA are pleased to educate patients on the many ways they can improve their smile by integrating […]
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Created on October 15, 2021
Have you been diagnosed with bruxism? Are you noticing changes in your smile that might indicate that bruxism is present? Knowing bruxism and the signs and symptoms is the first step in combating the damage to the smile that can result from this condition. What is bruxism? The dentists at Taylor Street Dental describe bruxism […]
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Created on September 15, 2021
At My Great Smile of Springfield, MA, we know how important your overall health and wellness is outside of just the teeth and gums. Many patients are not aware of the link between one’s oral health and the health of their body as a whole. This is known as the “oral systemic connection.” Patients who […]
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Created on August 15, 2021
Patients who have diabetes are at risk for a number of medical consequences if they do not effectively maintain their glucose levels. This is why maintenance of diabetes is so important for overall health. But did you know that patients with diabetes may also have certain complications associated with their oral health? The dentist at […]
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Created on July 15, 2021
Patients who are experiencing a problem with their smile may be worried that their dentist may recommend root canal therapy. However, this procedure is nothing to be afraid of! Many myths have made their rounds in regards to root canal therapy being a painful treatment. It is, however, a treatment that is done with proper […]
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Created on June 30, 2021
According to continued research, there are approximately 90 million Americans that snore when they sleep. If you are one of them, you may be dealing with some oral health issues and other concerns that you didn’t realize were connected to snoring! One of these concerns is increased mouth-breathing. Mouth-breathing is one of the most common […]
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