Can I Eat Before My Dentist Appointment?
Most of us brush our teeth before visiting the dentist, but what else should (or shouldn't) we do before an appointment? What about eating? Should you or shouldn't you? This...
The worst dental problems are those that affect us without us realizing. Nighttime teeth grinding, hidden cavities, painless gingivitis, and bad breath are all concerns that you might not be aware are taking hold in your mouth. But with a little reflection, you can figure out at least one of these issues on your own. Bad breath might not seem like a serious problem, but it can have a significant impact on your life. From the way others work with you, to the time they choose to spend around you, your own confidence level, you’re stronger when your breath is smelling fresh.
The first step? Checking out our infographic below. This will help you decide whether your breath is smelling the way it should, and what to do next. If you’d like to talk to a professional, just get in touch with our office to learn more about your options. If the measures below start helping your breath, it’s likely that the cause wasn’t something serious. But if you’re not seeing improvements within a few weeks, make sure to set up an appointment.
How to Tell Whether You Have Bad Breath
Next Steps for Your Breath and Your Oral Health
Of course, an infographic isn’t going to tell you everything you need to know about your own health. But let this serve as motivation to start figuring out any issues that might be going on in your mouth. How long has it been since your last dental exam? If it’s been more than six months, it’s time to meet with your provider. Checking into the office regularly will help you avoid larger issues by catching any problems before they can further develop. And if you’re feeling anxious about the office, take comfort in the fact that the more often you visit the more comfortable you feel. Get in touch today!
