At Coleman & Dastrup Dentistry Elevated, we stay abreast of new discoveries in the exciting field of dentistry and occasionally share interesting facts with our patients. Today’s post focuses on new findings in an interesting field of research: genetic dentistry. “About 60% of the risk for tooth decay appears to be due to genetic factors.”…
Bad Breath Treatment At Dennis J Coleman DDS – Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
Do you suspect that you have bad breath? I’m Dennis Coleman of Coleman & Dastrup – Dentistry Elevated, a full-service dental office in Davidson, North Carolina. I help our dental patients diagnose and overcome this unpleasant, bothersome, and potentially embarrassing condition. Halitosis is caused by the bacteria that live on and around your teeth, gums,…
Baby Talk (About Oral Health)
Taking care of a baby can be exciting, exhausting, and confusing. (All within the space of an hour.) You worry about your son or daughter’s safety. “Did I cover all the outlets?” “Are the medicines locked away?” You worry about your baby’s development. “Is he growing on schedule?” “Shouldn’t she be talking by now?” And…
Questions To Ask Your Urgent Care Dentist
Sometimes Davidson residents research their mechanic or hairdresser more thoroughly than their dental professional. Shouldn’t your oral health be far more vital? At Coleman & Dastrup – Dentistry Elevated, we love to answer questions about all facets of dentistry. What Training and Experience Do You Have? You may have questions about a dentist’s training and experience.…
Why You Should Take Snoring Seriously
Snoring isn’t just an annoyance. It can have serious health consequences. What is Snoring? Snoring is caused by an airway obstruction in the throat or nasal cavity. The obstruction can be caused by: Poor muscle tone in the throat and tongue—when muscles relax they can collapse onto the airway. Alcohol use and sleeping pills can…
Osteoporosis And Oral Health
If you are a woman, you have probably heard about the high rate of osteoporosis in the country, and the state of North Carolina is no exception. Did you know that numerous studies have suggested a connection between osteoporosis and oral health? Osteoporosis can often progress without any outward symptoms. However, there may be clues in a person’s…
