You’ve likely heard the old adage, “You are what you eat.” This is true in reference to whole body health and oral health. In fact, the foods and beverage you consume on a daily basis have both immediate and long term effects on your oral health. During a six month preventive dental exam, talk to your dentist about foods that could help you maintain a healthy smile. In this post, we’ll discuss some of the basics, but every patient is different. Discuss dietary changes with your dentist and/or physician to ensure your smile and whole body stay healthy.
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Historically, dental care was only sought on a reactionary basis. Most dental health issues have mild symptoms that can go unnoticed to the untrained eye, and they are likely to become more severe without early intervention. That’s why most dentists have shifted their focus from repairing already damaged teeth to partnering with patients to prevent dental damage. Keep reading to find out more about 
Does your incomplete smile have you feeling insecure about your appearance? Tooth loss is a common problem that negatively impacts your confidence and quality of life. The open space may cause you to avoid your favorite foods or have difficulty pronouncing words clearly. However, your oral health will also decline if you do not replace your missing teeth. Now, you can permanently fill the space with an option that closely looks and functions like a natural tooth. As your dentist in Huber Heights, Dr. James Striebel will 