Hello, thank you for visiting the Hereford Dental Health – Craig Longenecker DDS blog. I’m Dr. Craig Longenecker. Along with my fantastic team, I have been providing premium general and cosmetic dentistry since 1998. Today’s article is about the American Dental Association. You have probably seen the ADA symbol on toothpaste and floss—but what else…
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Keep Teeth Healthy During Pregnancy
Categories: Oral Health
If you are pregnant, your dental health may be the last thing on your mind. However, many women experience an increase in dental issues during pregnancy. Today’s post contains important information about dental health for expectant mothers and those planning to become pregnant. Dr. Longenecker recommends having a thorough dental cleaning early in your pregnancy.…
Get Your Teeth In Shape, Parkton!
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Health
These days Parkton residents are more conscious of their health than ever. Many of us are trying to stay active, eat a balanced diet, and better manage stress. When you feel healthy, attractive, and happy, you smile more often. You want your smile to compliment and enhance your physical and mental condition. Here at Hereford…
Overbites And Underbites In Monkton
Categories: General Dentistry
When the upper part of the jaw and the lower part of the jaw are not the same size, bite problems can occur. When the lower jaw is smaller than the upper jaw, it is called an overbite. When the reverse is true, it is called an underbite. Another related alignment disorder is called a…
“Hereford Dental Health Treats Cankers Sores, Lesions, and Fever Blisters”
Categories: Dental Health
Though not contagious, the most common complaint is canker sores, which affect an estimated eighty percent of the Sparks population. Canker sores can be attributed to stress, tissue irritation, or acidic foods. Dr. Craig Longenecker can prescribe a topical dental paste to relieve pain and guard against infection. Recurring canker sores can sometimes be a symptom of a larger health problem.
“Parkton Guide To Plaque, Calculus, And Cavities”
Categories: Dental Health
Plaque and calculus are not cavities, but they can lead to cavities. A cavity is basically a hole in the tooth caused by decay. Because plaque and calculus contain bacteria, the bacteria release acids which accelerate tooth decay and eventually lead to more cavities.
