July 2019 - West One Family Dental

22/Feb/2020

As soon as the indicator on the stick changes color, and you find out you are pregnant, your life changes dramatically. Not only are you preparing to welcome a whole new person into your family, you are already making decisions every day that affect that tiny life inside you. It can be overwhelming, learning all the new rules you should follow. There are many medical procedures you should avoid during pregnancy. Is routine dental work part of that recommendation? How can you best care for your teeth AND your baby?

Michael Wahl

22/Feb/2020

Water flossers are becoming more and more common and new brands are popping up. It’s easy to ignore new technology when it seems like Kickstarter has a new gadget every day. However, we recommend you sit up and pay attention to this trend that isn’t likely to go away anytime soon. Let’s take a closer look at why people swear by these fancy flossing tools.

Michael Wahl

22/Feb/2020

In our last blog, we talked about why it really is necessary to replace your toothbrush every three months. As much as it may not look like it needs replacing, much of the danger is invisible to the naked eye. Many people are bothered by this short life cycle because of the effect this rate of consumption will have on the environment. We applaud your efforts to reduce your carbon footprint. You don’t have to sacrifice on your oral health to do it though! Here are some ideas to help you make use of old toothbrushes so you don’t have to worry so much about this good hygiene habit.

Michael Wahl

22/Feb/2020

In a time when many people are doing their best to curb their consumer habits, throwing out your old toothbrush may get under your skin. But do you really understand why you should replace your toothbrush every 3 months? We’ll help explain this recommendation. Also, in our next blog we will have some tips for ways to reduce your carbon footprint while also taking care of your teeth properly!

Michael Wahl

22/Feb/2020

Dental care in America can be expensive and time consuming. As a result, a new industry has popped up in developing countries to offer cheaper, faster dental care. Who wouldn’t want a beach vacation and cheap dental care all rolled into one? This new trend has been dubbed “Dental Tourism” But before you book your tickets, make sure you consider all the risks and any hidden costs of this new trend.

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Should I Avoid the Dentist While Pregnant?

Water Flosser: Step Up Your Flossing Game

Reduce Your Carbon Footprint: Recycle Your Old Toothbrush!

Why Replace Your Toothbrush Every 3 Months?

Dental Tourism: Should your Next Crown Be Foreign?

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