Yearly Archives: 2021

There are so many benefits to getting your teeth cleaned. One of the most important is that it can help to prevent gum disease. Gum disease (also known as periodontal disease) is usually painless and slow to progress. It can reach advanced stages before you notice any discomfort or problems. This can result in deterioration Read more…

Advances in technology are constantly changing the way the world around us works. The same goes for the field of dentistry. Breakthroughs in dental technology have allowed us to become more efficient, improve communication with dental labs, and provide greater comfort to our patients while they are in our chair. At Cleveland Smile Center, we Read more...

Have you ever wondered when to brush your teeth in the morning? Some patients might think there is no point in brushing if they are about to eat breakfast and "dirty" their mouth again. While others want to get rid of their morning breath immediately! Our body naturally keeps the pH levels in our mouths Read more...

With Spring in the air, it is time to consider what must be done in order to give yourself a fresh, clean start to the new season. Spring cleaning is the perfect time to prioritize your dental health. Just as your home benefits from this cleaning season, your dental health can too. At Cleveland Smile Read more...

Periodontal Disease and Pregnancy During pregnancy, there are changes in hormone levels which promote an inflammatory response that increases the risk of developing periodontal disease (2). What is periodontal disease? Periodontal disease is an infection of the gums and the tissues that hold your teeth in place (National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, 2018). Read more...

Are you one of the millions of people who are missing a tooth? There are so many options to help you make your smile look better and help you feel better. One Cost, No Surprise Fees We develop a preliminary treatment plan for your specific needs and give you an exact, all-inclusive cost. There are Read more…

Did you know that if you don’t brush your teeth twice a day it can increase your risk of developing tooth decay by 33%. The American Dental Association recommends brushing your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste for two minutes each time. Brushing your teeth helps to remove food and plaque, a sticky film Read more…

When it comes to kick-starting the day, you might rely on a cup of joe. Coffee lovers take note: Your morning routine could affect your dental health. If it can stain your clothes, it can stain your teeth. This rule of thumb is also true about coffee. Coffee contain tannins, which are also found in Read more…