Dental sealants are a thin coating of resin that protects the chewing surfaces of the teeth from decay. But does something so simple last very long? At Lifetime Family Dental, we’re happy to answer any questions you have about dental sealants and the many other...
Dental sealants are an effective preventative treatment option for children and teens. But what about adults? While adults can benefit from dental sealants too, not all adults are good candidates. Lifetime Family Dental offers dental sealants for adults, and we can help you determine if...
Too much plaque and tartar buildup can lead to gum disease, a serious infection that attacks your teeth and your overall health. At Lifetime Family Dental, we offer a variety of gum disease treatments as well as preventive care. Continue reading to learn how to...
There are many risk factors that can increase your chances of developing oral cancer. Although prevention isn’t always possible, there are steps you can take to lower your risk. Making changes to your lifestyle, dental hygiene habits, and diet can all help with oral cancer...
When wisdom teeth grow in, they often crowd the other teeth and can cause painful dental issues. So, how do you know when wisdom teeth need to be removed? At Lifetime Family Dental, we want to help you understand exactly what signs tell you it’s...
At Lifetime Family Dental we want to help you protect your teeth with the many benefits of fluoride. This naturally occurring mineral helps you maintain good oral health by strengthening your teeth and protecting them from harmful bacteria that causes tooth decay. Because of its...
Pregnancy is a beautiful time for a mother. It’s a period devoted to caring for your baby and for yourself. However, as any mother knows, pregnancy creates a lot of hormonal changes, which can cause various issues to appear. Believe it or not, oral issues...
Most of us are aware that stress can cause health issues in the body, such as high blood pressure and heart disease. But did you know that stress has a profoundly negative effect on your oral health as well? Our team at Lifetime Family Dental...
It’s pretty simple, but let’s break it down. Gum disease, or periodontal disease as dentists like to call it, has two major phases: gingivitis and periodontitis. Both are preventable, but only one is reversible via good oral hygiene practices. Speaking of — are you scheduled...
The short answer is no—not if you’ve been keeping good oral hygiene habits. That is, brushing twice a day, flossing daily and maintaining biannual cleanings and exams at your local Lifetime Family Dental office in Gilbert. If you're an exemplary dental patient, however, an underlying...