Archway Dental Blog

Summertime is finally in full swing, and you’ve probably got a lot of fun things planned for you and your loved ones this season. But whether you’re planning a trip to the beach, a vacation somewhere new, or simply hoping to spend your days lounging by the pool, one thing that you should include on your to-do list is visiting your dentist for a checkup and cleaning; after all, these visits can easily keep your summer from being a bummer! Here are three important reasons why.

Even though roughly 54,000 cases are expected to be diagnosed this year alone, many patients are unaware of the risk factors and symptoms of oral cancer. Since April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, there is truly no time like the present to learn about the importance of routine screenings and what to keep an eye out for between visits. With this in mind, read on to learn some important information about oral cancer, including the role your dentist plays in early detection.

Is your tax refund on its way? Maybe it’s already hit your bank account. Either way, it’s exciting dreaming up all of the different ways you can spend this “bonus.” One of the best ways to invest it, however, is often overlooked: dental care. Here are three important reasons why you should use your tax refund to improve your oral health!

Dental sedation is a useful option for patients who find it challenging to sit through their appointments. It allows them to receive the necessary care without feeling anxious or uncomfortable. However, there are some essential things to know before choosing dental sedation. To help you out, keep reading to learn the answers to three common questions about sedation dentistry to provide you with a better understanding of the process.

February is American Heart Month, which on the surface may seem like an odd time to think specifically about the care you give your smile. The fact of the matter is, though, that oral health and cardiovascular health are more closely linked than many people realize. Here’s how the state of your grin can affect your heart – as well as how you can take better care of both.