If you have been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), you are likely looking for ways to manage your condition. There are a number of factors that could be affecting the severity of your symptoms, and many of them are within your power to control. Would you like to know what some of those factors are? This blog post explains.

According to one estimate, more than 90% of people will develop a dental cavity at some point in their life. This extremely common oral health issue used to be treated with silver amalgam fillings. Although such fillings are moderately effective, they have some serious drawbacks — such as the fact that they contain toxic mercury. Today, though, better alternatives are available. Here at Enclave Dental, Dr. Thomas always uses biocompatible dental fillings. Would you like to learn more about this restorative treatment? Read on below.

After you visit the dentist for a professional cleaning, you may feel fresh and invigorated. However, that good feeling is just one minor benefit you get from your routine dental visits. In fact, your excellent habits could have major benefits for your overall wellness. What exactly is the link between oral hygiene and overall health? This blog post explains.

The terms “toothache” and “tooth sensitivity” get used a lot in discussions about various dental problems. Have you ever wondered about the exact definitions of those two terms? Knowing what they are can help you understand your oral health and seek appropriate care when you suspect that your smile is no longer in prime condition.

Both conventional and holistic dentists receive the same basic education in dental school, and both are required to keep up with continuing education requirements. Both have good intentions and want their patients to enjoy sound oral health. Because of all that, you might wonder if it really matters which type of dentist you visit. What exactly does a holistic dentist do differently? This blog post explains some important points.

Cold and flu season is right around the corner! You are probably already planning on take precautions so you can stay as healthy as possible. The tips listed below may help you to reduce your risk of contracting an illness and facilitate a quick recovery if you do come down with something. Applying this information may also benefit your oral health!

There are countless products on the oral hygiene market. Some of them are high-quality, while others are much less beneficial for your oral and overall health. How can you tell which products are right for you? Which toothpaste ingredients should you avoid? This blog post discusses a few common components of toothpaste that you might be better off without.

Most people are already in the habit of regularly brushing their teeth, and that is commendable. Sadly, though, not everyone is as diligent about flossing. In fact, according to one estimate, about one-third of adults do not floss at all! How important is it to clean between your teeth, and how can you do so properly? This blog post provides valuable information that will help you take better care of your oral health.

If you are an oral health enthusiast, you might have done some reading about tooth demineralization and remineralization. Still, you might wonder what those things are and how learning about them can affect how you care for your smile. This blog post provides practical and balanced information from an experienced holistic dentist.

If you have tongue tie, TMD, or another condition that adversely affects the ability of your oral structures to function properly, you should certainly seek care. Dr. Thomas can evaluate the situation and recommend a treatment. Part of her plan for you might include both myofascial release and myofunctional therapy. What exactly are these two treatments, and how might they benefit you? This blog post explains.