Keeping your mouth clean includes always making sure it is free of debris, plaque buildup, bacteria or any other substances that can plague your smile. Only with a clean smile can you hope to have the oral health you desire. However, if your mouth is constantly dry and you are suffering from dry mouth, which is also known as xerostomia,... read more »
Teeth may look completely solid, but actually, the surface of your tooth is porous. The pores in the enamel soak up the pigments from deep-colored foods and drinks, such as red wine or coffee, as well as tobacco products. This absorption can leave your teeth looking discolored. While commercial whitening products can help reduce stains on the surface of your... read more »
Has your child taken a spill and hit their tooth? If so, our dentists, Drs. Hauptman and Rowhani, are happy to help you handle the situation. There are different things you should do in different situations, and they can assist in every circumstance. Your child deserves a strong and healthy smile, so it’s important to handle the dental emergency properly.... read more »
Did you know that mouthwash is highly effective for providing numerous benefits to your oral health care? However, not all mouthwash products operate the same. Whereas therapeutic mouthwash products are designed to improve your oral health, cosmetic mouthwashes are only designed to temporarily control or reduce bad breath. Thus, it is important to understand which product you are using and... read more »
If you wish to enhance your smile with the help of a cosmetic dentistry treatment, it is important to think about the ramifications it may have. If you have suffered an oral accident or injury that has left you with a chipped or cracked tooth, and you are looking forward to repairing it, make sure a repair is done that... read more »
As the season winds to a close, now is a wonderful time to think about a gift for yourself to improve your smile. Give thanks for everything your smiles do for you by rewarding it with a better aesthetic and a more functional exterior. Even if you have suffered minor damage or malocclusions in the past, treatments such as dental... read more »
Some people might notice minor bits of pink in the toothpaste they spit out after brushing. Others notice bleeding as they floss. If you have noticed bleeding gums or blood in your spit after flossing or brushing, you should be cautious: bleeding gums can be a side effect of gum disease or other serious dental conditions. Follow these steps to... read more »
Dental crowns are strong dental restorations that are commonly used to restore a tooth and enhance a smile. Although they improve the oral health of many people quite often, they still might be a bit confusing and even a little overwhelming. This can lead to a lot of questions. So, to help you know a little more about dental crowns... read more »
We at Falls Church Comprehensive Dentistry love your smile. That’s why we’ve devoted our careers to dentistry. We’re not the only ones. For thousands of years, humans have been concerned with the health and preservation of their teeth. Here are some fun facts about how dentistry has developed over time: -The first solid evidence of dentistry is of an ancient... read more »
Old age does not mean you must give up on your dental health. Your teeth can last a lifetime if you are keen to put forth the effort needed to take care of them. This contains brushing and flossing daily and visiting your dentist for systematic checkups if you suffer an oral emergency or injury. Other oral health services for... read more »