Sensitive Teeth?

Sensitive teeth can make life difficult. Not only do you have to watch what you eat and drink, but you also have to be careful how you brush your teeth. Sometimes, having sensitive teeth is just the luck of the draw. Most of the time, however, it’s a warning sign that there’s trouble in your mouth. Keep reading to learn more.

A Whole Smile Is A Healthy Smile!

A missing tooth doesn’t just create a gap in a person’s smile. It also creates a gap in their oral health. That’s why, at Ackley Dental Group in Spring Hill, FL, we always recommend replacing a missing tooth, even if it’s in the back where no one can see it. The fact is, once a bad tooth has come out, there’s still the potential for damage to the remaining teeth unless we fill the gap with a replacement.

A Tale As Old As Time: My Kids Refuse to Brush Their Teeth

Does your kid love to brush their teeth? We didn’t think so. Parents all over Florida and across the nation have a common complaint: “I can’t get my kids to brush their teeth!” Around ⅔ of parents admit their children aren’t interested in brushing their teeth or don’t understand why it’s important. Why is this true, and what can parents do to instill in their children the value of maintaining good oral health?

Oral Care Is Essential Healthcare

When you think about the things you do to stay healthy, what comes to mind? Eating right, exercising, visiting your primary care doctor for an annual checkup? What about visiting the dentist? Many people have learned that routine dental care is optional, and they only visit the dentist when there’s a problem. We want you to understand that oral health care is essential to keeping your mouth and body healthy and should be part of your healthcare routine.

5 Common Root Canal Symptoms

If you’re like most people, you don’t spend a lot of time thinking about your teeth, at least until something starts to feel off. Maybe a tooth is more sensitive than usual. Maybe there’s a dull ache that comes and goes. Or maybe you’ve spotted some swelling near the gumline that wasn’t there before. Continue to find out why these early warning signs matter so much.