by Docklands Dental Studio | Aug 31, 2017 | General Dentistry, Oral Health
Halitosis affects 30 percent of the population and is the 3rd most common reason why people schedule dental procedures. Bad breath is embarrassing and in some cases, difficult to manage. Our dentists at Docklands Dental Studio treat bad breath with biannual dental...
by Docklands Dental Studio | Jun 1, 2017 | General Dentistry, Payment Plans, Veneers
Dental care expenses can add up quickly, holding you back from getting the treatment you need. At Docklands Dental Studio, we don’t want finances to prevent you from getting dental care, so we’ve partnered with zipMoney to offer affordable payment plans for all our...
by Docklands Dental Studio | May 20, 2017 | General Dentistry, Oral Health
Bacteria thrive in dark, moist places such as your mouth. There are approximately 600 types of bacteria hiding within your mouth. The buildup of these bacteria can lead to gum disease, tooth decay, bad breath, and other dental conditions. This is why proper dental...
by Docklands Dental Studio | May 6, 2017 | Diet, General Dentistry, Oral Health
Halitosis, more commonly referred to as bad breath, is the result of many factors. Things like enjoying stinky foods, bacteria residing on your tongue, improper brushing and flossing, and poor dental hygiene are just a few causes worth mentioning. Bad breath can be...
by Docklands Dental Studio | Apr 21, 2017 | General Dentistry
Most of us are pretty knowledgeable when it comes to our oral health. We know what foods are the worst for contributing to cavities and we know what our daily oral health routine should include. Despite knowing the basics, you might be surprised by some of the common...
by Docklands Dental Studio | Apr 7, 2017 | General Dentistry
Even among licensed dentists, there is quite a range out there when it comes to quality. This is true of all professions, of course, but as a patient you have the wonderful privilege of being able to choose your dental provider. So how can you tell the difference...
