Most people think of the dentist as the place to care for teeth and gums. But your mouth is connected to the rest of your body in more ways than you might expect. At Eckdhal Family Dentistry, we often remind patients that good oral health supports overall health and protecting one helps protect the other.
The holidays are filled with celebrations, rich foods, and special moments with loved ones. It’s also a time when routines get disrupted, and oral health can sometimes be overlooked. A few small steps can make a big difference in keeping your smile healthy while you enjoy the season. Continue reading for some smile tips for the holidays!
Maintaining a healthy smile is more than just brushing and flossing; it also involves making conscious choices to avoid habits that can harm your teeth. At Eckdhal Family Dentistry, we often see patients who struggle with dental issues that could have been prevented by breaking a few common bad habits. Here are five habits to leave behind for better dental health.
Healthy habits start young, and when it comes to dental care, early attention makes a lifetime of difference. At Eckdhal Family Dentistry in Monroe, WI, we understand the importance of building a strong foundation for your child’s oral health. From baby teeth to their first adult molars, here’s how to help your child maintain a bright and healthy smile.
With the excitement of the holiday season behind us, many of us are setting intentions for a fresh start in 2025. As you consider your health goals, we have a suggestion that’s easy to implement but can make a huge difference: focusing on your oral health. Keep reading to learn why this is so important.
We’ve all heard these myths, and many people may believe them. Here are the top ten dental myths and why they are wrong.
Has it been more than 6 months since your last visit? Have you been putting off a treatment you know you need? Time slips by, and it’s easy to forget about scheduling a dental appointment. However, waiting too long between appointments puts you at higher risk for tooth decay, gum disease, and more serious issues. Keep reading for more information.
Whether you prefer electric or manual, nylon or silicone, there’s a toothbrush designed to meet your needs. However, with so many different kinds of toothbrushes available, it can be difficult to choose one. Let’s explore some of the different toothbrush options available to help you decide which one is right for you.
It’s hard to believe we’re already three months into the year. Have you planned out all your family’s dental appointments for 2024 yet? If not, let us help you make a plan that will keep you organized and meet all of your family’s dental healthcare needs. Read on to learn more about creating an annual oral health plan.
