Binder Family Dental Blog

The mouth is particularly susceptible to infection because of its vulnerable position as an opening into the body. Because the entire body is interconnected, any oral infection may also infect other areas of the body if the virus or bacterium travels through the circulatory system.

What exactly happens when you go for a routine dental visit? We answer this question in this article to help you understand the importance of regular dental care.

The enamel that coats your teeth is the hardest substance in the human body. It forms a durable outer layer that protects vulnerable structures, but that does not make it invincible. Over time, enamel can wear down, and bad oral habits can significantly speed up this process.

While general medical emergencies are extremely common, many people don’t know what exactly qualifies for a medical emergency. The same thing holds true for dental emergencies.

Every regular dental visit includes (1) a thorough examination by your dentist and (2) a cleaning by your hygienist to keep your mouth and teeth healthy.