Our teeth have many natural forms of defense. One of the strongest is your tooth’s enamel. It is the hardest tissue in the body, and enables us to bite and chew all kinds of food. But as hard as it is, enamel can still wear down and decay. Plaque forms on our teeth constantly, exposing enamel to harmful acid. What... read more »

Having a baby is a wonderful event, but it can come with a lot of stressors. Many women wonder what the changes in their bodies and lives mean for their oral health. At Central Oregon Dental Center, we don’t want you to wonder what you should do about your teeth while you’re expecting. Many women experience no dental issues during... read more »

People with periodontitis, or advanced gum disease are 40% more likely to have a chronic health condition, at least that was the finding of the American Dental Association. Apparently, when oral bacteria build up and left untreated, it results in infection, as the immune system goes on the attack to fight the infection and inflaming the gums along the way.... read more »

Your new partial restores the function and appearance of multiple missing teeth. By including in your oral hygiene routine, it can serve you for many years to come. Many people with a partial find denture adhesive to be a convenient way to secure it firmly to their gums. It can also help block out food particles. If some food particles... read more »