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12590 Perry Highway, Suite 100
Wexford, PA 15090
Recovery Tips After Getting a Dental Crown in Wexford
added on: January 28, 2025
As a dentist in Wexford, I regularly provide dental crown recovery tips to help my patients achieve the best possible outcomes after their procedures. Proper aftercare is crucial for ensuring your new crown's longevity and overall oral health. Understanding what to expect during the dental crown healing process can help you take better care of your dental restoration. Let me... Read More
Posted In: Dental Crowns, Restorative Dentistry
Step-by-Step Dental Crown Procedure Guide from Your Wexford Dentist
added on: January 8, 2025
As a dentist in Wexford, I frequently encounter patients who feel anxious about getting a dental crown simply because they don't fully understand the dental crown procedure steps. Today, I'd like to walk you through exactly what happens during a crown procedure, drawing from my years of experience at my practice, Paragon Dental, in helping patients achieve healthy, beautiful smiles.... Read More
Posted In: Dental Crowns, Restorative Dentistry
Keeping Your Smile Healthy Through Holiday Stress
added on: December 22, 2024
The holiday season can be filled with fun, but it can also bring added stress. From shopping to hosting gatherings and finishing year-end work, stress can creep up, which may have surprising effects on oral health.  How Does Stress Affect Oral Health? Stress affects your body in many ways, including your mouth. Here’s how stress can impact your oral health:... Read More
Posted In: Dental Hygiene, General Dentistry, Gum Disease Prevention
The Truth About Mouth Taping: Can It Really Reduce Mouth Breathing?
added on: December 8, 2024
Mouth taping has gained popularity in recent years, with some claiming it helps reduce mouth breathing during sleep. The idea is simple: place a piece of medical or hypoallergenic tape over your mouth to encourage nose breathing, which is believed to have health benefits such as better sleep and improved oral health. But while the concept sounds appealing, there are... Read More
Posted In: Preventive Dentistry
Diabetes and Your Oral Health: What You Need to Know
added on: November 12, 2024
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, making it a great time to educate ourselves about diabetes and its impact on health, particularly oral health. If you or someone you care about has diabetes, it's essential to understand how it can affect your mouth and teeth.  Defining Diabetes Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects the way your body processes sugar. There... Read More
Posted In: Dental Hygiene, General Dentistry, Oral Health
Kick the Habit for a Healthier Smile: The Oral Health Risks of Smoking and Vaping
added on: November 1, 2024
The Great American Smokeout encourages people to quit smoking and take steps toward a healthier life every year. While many associate quitting smoking as a way to improve overall well-being, it’s also important to know how smoking, e-cigarettes, and vaping impact your oral health. Whether you’ve smoked for years or recently switched to vaping, these habits can have serious effects... Read More
Posted In: Dental Hygiene, Gum Disease Prevention, Oral Cancer, Oral Health, Preventive Dentistry
The Impact of Colds and the Flu on Your Oral Health
added on: October 19, 2024
When you’re feeling under the weather with a cold or the flu, it’s easy to focus solely on getting better and forget about your oral health. However, being sick can affect your mouth in ways you might not realize. Understanding these effects can help you care better for your teeth and gums during illness. Mouth Breathing and Dry Mouth One... Read More
Posted In: General Dentistry, Oral Health, Overall Health, Preventive Dentistry
Canker Sores vs. Cold Sores: What’s the Difference?
added on: October 12, 2024
It can be challenging to know whether you’re dealing with a canker or a cold sore when it comes to sores in or around your mouth. Although they might seem similar, they have distinct differences that are important to understand. Knowing what sets them apart can help you manage your symptoms more effectively and seek the proper treatment when necessary.... Read More
Posted In: Dental Hygiene, General Dentistry, Oral Health, Overall Health
Are Veneers or Crowns Better for Your Smile?
added on: August 30, 2024
Are you considering a smile makeover and wondering whether veneers or crowns are the right choice? Both options can enhance your teeth, but they serve different purposes. Let’s dive into the details to help you make an informed decision. Veneers Dental veneers are thin, custom-made shells designed to cover the front surface of your teeth. They are typically made from... Read More
Posted In: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Crowns, Dental Veneers
6 Key Signs That You Should See a Dentist Sooner Rather Than Later
added on: August 13, 2024
Maintaining good oral health is essential for your smile and an important factor in your overall well-being. This is why visiting our dental office in Wexford twice yearly for checkups is so important. However, some people don’t go to the dentist until they have a problem, and some even wait a long time to seek help. To keep your smile... Read More
Posted In: Dental Hygiene, General Dentistry, Preventive Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry
5 Foods That Can Whiten Your Teeth
added on: December 22, 2019
fruit
Everyone knows that things like coffee, tea, and red wine can take your pearly whites and make them appear dull, stained, or discolored. But your dentist in Wexford wants you to know that there are also foods that can do the opposite and actually make your teeth whiter. Dairy Foods that fall within the dairy food group, such as cheese,... Read More
Posted In: Cosmetic Dentistry
Why Crooked Teeth Are Worrisome
added on: December 17, 2019
woman with crooked teeth smiles
Many people, both children, and adults alike, have crooked teeth. Occasionally, crooked teeth can contribute to poor self-esteem and loss of confidence. But even if crooked teeth don’t bother someone mentally, your dentist in Wexford may still be worried. The truth is, crooked teeth can lead to some oral health (and overall health) complications, some of which can be serious.... Read More
Posted In: General Dentistry, Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Health, Preventive Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry
How The Great American Smokeout Can Help You (& Your Kids) Stay Healthy
added on: November 20, 2019
box of cigs
The Great American Smokeout is hosted on the third Thursday of every November. Its purpose is to help smokers set a day to work towards a smoke-free life. As you probably know, quitting smoking can help you get healthier, but it can also protect your children’s health, too. The truth is, those who live with smokers, including children, are at... Read More
Posted In: Oral Health, General Dentistry, Gum Disease Prevention, Oral Cancer, Overall Health, Preventive Dentistry
Avoid the Flu with These Five Easy Things
added on: November 11, 2019
woman with the flu
Flu season has officially begun and will continue through February, or maybe even later. Nobody wants to catch this ache-inducing, sneezing-causing, and overall yucky-feeling sickness. While sometimes the flu is unavoidable, there are easy things you can do to reduce your chance of falling ill. Join your dentist in Wexford in practicing these top tips all flu season long.   Clean... Read More
Posted In: Oral Health, General Dentistry, Overall Health, Preventive Dentistry
We’re Celebrating National Dental Hygiene Month (And So Should You)
added on: October 18, 2019
dental hygienist
Having the pleasure of being a dentist in Wexford means we get to help treat so many wonderful patients and their families. It also means we get to work alongside some fantastic folks! This month we’re pausing to appreciate everyone in our office and dental practices across the country, especially our outstanding dental hygienists. Without them, your experience at the... Read More
Posted In: General Dentistry
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