Dr. Mack and Family Dentistry of Bellevue are committed to continuing and dental health education—there are always new things to learn. We share two articles each month in our blog related to dentistry and oral health, with topics ranging from actual dental procedures to technology to nutrition to the latest DIY dental trends. Feel free to read, share, and join the conversation.
| (402) 291-4468If you’re the parent of a young child, you know their brains are similar to sponges that soak up everything around them, especially in their first five years, which neuroscientists say is when they’ll do the most learning and developing in their entire lives. At this formative time, your child may amaze you with what… (Read More)
Continue Reading »They say not everything natural is good for you. Nature has many poisons that humans have experimented with and learned the hard way to avoid. We’ve learned that tobacco is a popular plant that can do a number on your health. Using tobacco is a personal and communal practice that can be hard to avoid,… (Read More)
Continue Reading »Family Dentistry of Bellevue has been thinking about how much things have changed in the world of dentistry since today’s grandparents were growing kids themselves. Grandparents today are often very involved in the daily lives of their grandchildren—they may live close by, provide financial assistance, or assume childcare responsibilities for working parents. Since oral hygiene… (Read More)
Continue Reading »Biofilm is quite literally a “film” or layer of biological matter that forms on teeth, in sink pipes, on river rocks, and more. Biofilm is made of many different things. Think of it as concrete, which contains cement as well as a slew of other materials. You’ve likely been aware of biofilm on your teeth… (Read More)
Continue Reading »Your Mouth: A Picture of Health Did you know that when a dentist looks at your mouth, they can tell a lot more than just how often you’re brushing? It’s true—your oral health is like a window into your lifestyle and habits. Bellevue dentists, Dr. Mack & Dr. Wachter of Family Dentistry of Bellevue, should… (Read More)
Continue Reading »Bruxism is the dental term for teeth grinding and jaw clenching, a habit that children and adults can develop and maintain, often without being conscious of it—until symptoms hit. Those symptoms can include: Worn, sensitive teeth Headaches Earaches Facial and jaw pain Tinnitus If your child is experiencing any of these symptoms, or you have… (Read More)
Continue Reading »At Family Dentistry of Bellevue, we understand that dental insurance can be a tricky thing to navigate. Evaluating dental plans and considering deductibles, benefits, which treatments are covered, and the mountain of other information insurance companies provide can be a headache in and of itself. Dr. Mack & Dr. Wachter want every Bellevue patient to… (Read More)
Continue Reading »As a parent, you will have numerous opportunities to teach your children valuable skills and each one will yield priceless memories. Your child’s first step, your child’s first word, your child’s first bike ride, your child’s first unassisted brushing and flossing session…well, maybe that last one won’t be as memorable, but Family Dentistry of Bellevue wants… (Read More)
Continue Reading »For such a seemingly small part of your body, the tongue plays a major role in many everyday functions, such as talking, helping you digest and taste food, and swallowing. The appearance of your tongue may speak volumes (pun slightly intended) about the state of your oral and overall health. Today, Bellevue dentists, Dr. Mack… (Read More)
Continue Reading »Dentistry is a serious medicine, and daily oral hygiene is a top priority. But teeth can be pretty fun, too—not to mention fascinating. For starters, have you ever seen the full sets of baby teeth and adult teeth present in a child’s head x-ray? Go ahead, look it up. There are tons of interesting dental facts… (Read More)
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