Family dentistry

When people get mouth sores, one of the things they can do while waiting for it to heal is evaluate what they’re eating and make some changes. Here are some tips from Aspen Dental of Cache Valley that can help minimize the discomfort of eating and help to increase the speed of healing. Eat soft…

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” When Benjamin Franklin said that he meant fire safety. But like all timeless quotes, it applies to many more aspects of modern life. At Aspen Dental of Cache Valley, we apply it  to dental health. Keeping your smile beautiful and healthy is done most effectively…

Gum disease is a leading cause of tooth loss in the United States. But it is a preventable disease, and also treatable, at Aspen Dental of Cache Valley. Here are some simple ways to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Brush your teeth for two to three minutes, at least twice a day, with fluoridated…

Saliva is an important part of good oral health. Without an adequate flow, you’d find it very difficult to chew and swallow. If you have a problem with dry mouth, let us know at Aspen Dental of Cache Valley. Saliva is produced by several glands in and around the mouth, and it is mostly water.…

Tooth decay is the single most common dental issue there is. Unlike a cut on your finger, a cavity will not heal itself. In a worst case scenario, an untreated cavity can lead to future problems, up to and including tooth loss. That’s why we stress regular brushing and flossing to all of our patients,…

You smile deserves regular attention. If you haven’t had a dental exam in a while, give us a call at Aspen Dental of Cache Valley. Consider these important reasons  for having  regular cleanings and checkups: Check Up: It’s time, and this is the best way to prevent dental problems. Clean Up: Our dental hygienist is…

Flossing your teeth is just as important as brushing them, which is why we always remind our patients to floss at Aspen Dental of Cache Valley. We’re using this short blog post to review the best reasons to floss. Flossing and gum disease. Since dental floss gets into areas your toothbrush cannot reach, it is…

At Aspen Dental of Cache Valley we almost always tell our patients to use a soft-bristled toothbrush on their teeth. Our recommendation is usually enough, but sometimes patients ask, why? Why soft? We’ll use this blog post to explain. The short answer is that soft-bristled toothbruses are gentle on your gums, but at the same…