It’s not extremely comfortable. You have to put on the heavy apron, hold an awkward piece of film in your mouth, and sit really, really still while your dentist’s assistant takes X-rays. Is it really needed? Absolutely! No question about it. Our team at the Chattanooga Center for Comprehensive Dentistry can’t see everything that is […]
Gum Disease
Is Mouthwash A Must?
If you’ve ever visited a grocery store dental aisle, you know that there are many different types of mouthwash. Some tout their germ-killing abilities, others emphasize their fluoride content, and some claim to whiten teeth while freshening the breath. These are all great benefits, but will they help meet your oral care needs? Many men […]
Which Type of Toothbrush is Best?
It may surprise you to know that some men and women have very strong opinions about which type of toothbrush is the best: manual or electric. Is there really one that is clearly better? Most dentists will tell you that all toothbrushes, when used effectively, are effective at removing plaque. Choosing which kind you prefer is […]
Understanding Dental Extractions: Reasons and Considerations
Dental extractions, or tooth removals, are sometimes necessary to maintain oral health. Here’s a concise guide from Chattanooga Center for Comprehensive Dentistry to help you understand why extractions might be needed and what to consider if your dentist recommends one. Common Reasons for Dental Extractions Severe tooth decay can damage a tooth beyond repair, making […]
Smile Bright: The Power of Two Dental Cleanings a Year
When was the last time you visited your dentist? If it’s been more than six months, it’s time to schedule an appointment with the Chattanooga Center for Comprehensive Dentistry! You might think that brushing and flossing at home is enough to keep your teeth healthy, but regular professional cleanings play a crucial role in maintaining […]
A New Reason To Eat More Fish
Welcome to the Chattanooga Center for Comprehensive Dentistry blog. Today we’d like to discuss another aspect of how your diet can impact your dental health. In the article “Fatty Fish, Nuts May Prevent Gum Disease,” author Jennifer Warner explains that a recent study links diets high in polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) with a lower risk […]
