If you’re trying to decide whether to floss with dental floss or a water flosser, then you have come to the right blog. Our dentist, Dr. Avi Mizrachi, is happy to tell you all about water flossers and dental floss so you can choose which product is right for you. Dental floss Dental floss has always been a great tool... read more »
If you are searching for a product to use the day to supplement your oral health care routine, mouthwash can be a highly effective option. Mouthwash is quick and easy to use, and can be implemented throughout the day. If you need to freshen your breath and mouth, but can’t brush or floss, a little mouthwash can go a long... read more »
If you want a beautiful smile, then remember flossing could be the key. Flossing your teeth each day is essential to keeping your teeth healthy and beautiful. Here at Columbia Dental Excellence in Columbia, Maryland, we care about your oral health, which is why we want to remind you the importance of flossing. Did you know, flossing is a major... read more »
If you see blood in the sink when brushing your teeth, or your gums bleed throughout the day whenever they receive pressure or while you’re eating, that’s a symptom you shouldn’t ignore. Generally, bleeding gums are a sign of a more serious underlying condition that Dr. Avi Mizrachi here at Columbia Dental Excellence in Columbia, Maryland, will need to look... read more »
While most of our patients have no issues with regularly brushing their teeth, regularly flossing is nearly always an issue. Fortunately, water flossers such as Waterpik® have advanced so much that they are nearly as effective, and they have made flossing an enjoyable experience for many people who use them. Using a narrow stream of water to clean between your... read more »
It is estimated by the CDC that nearly half of all adults over age 30 have gum disease to some degree. The chances of developing advanced gum disease increase with age and the effectiveness of your oral hygiene routine. The primary cause of gum disease is tartar buildup at the gum line. Tartar is formed when plaque and food particles... read more »
Most Americans today are trying to do all they can to improve their smile. Here are five preventative steps you can take to ensure a healthy mouth. Stop drinking carbonated beverages, fruit juice, and acidic foods. They cause harm to our teeth and can cause enamel to go away, increasing chance for cavities. An apple per day may keep the... read more »