Tooth decay is often related to an inconsistent daily oral hygiene routine that fails to remove plaque and residual food particles from your teeth. In time the latent bacterial deposits and presence of oral plaque acids can demineralize the area of tooth enamel causing a cavity.   It’s also worth noting that some individuals have deep pits and fissures in... read more »

If you are missing several teeth in a row and are interested in a removable dental appliance to improve your smile, our team at Oak Grove Dental can offer a custom-made partial denture to fill your tooth gap. Receiving a partial denture can change your life, and we are happy to offer a review of what to expect. Partial dentures... read more »

If you suffered dental issues or fell in the habit of having poor oral health during wrestling season, then it’s time to help your smile. It’s important to restore its health and function quickly so you can have the strong and healthy teeth and gums you deserve. To help you, our dentist, Dr. Eric Eidbo, has some recommendations. It’s best... read more »

Baby teeth are going to fall out anyway, so what good does it do to take care of them? If that’s what you believe, then this article is for you! Baby teeth are essential to your child’s overall dental hygiene, both in childhood and adulthood. Find out why by reading on below, and ensure that you see us soon for... read more »

Numerous tooth restorations and replacements exist to help improve the functionality of your smile. Due to the plethora of treatments that can be used to help restore any damage that may have occurred, your teeth are often well protected. However, dental damage in the form of irregular looking teeth can often cause depression and issues as well. Thus, if you... read more »

People who struggle to maintain a consistent oral hygiene regimen or those who consume acidic beverages on a frequent basis are at increased risk of suffering tooth enamel demineralization. This is even more likely to become an issue if you live in a rural location without daily access to fluoridated water. If tooth enamel erosion goes unchecked, it could significantly... read more »

If you are looking to sustain excellent oral health and want to know if there is something more you could be doing to keep your teeth healthy, come speak with Dr. Eric Eidbo. Depending on the condition of your health and quality of your dental habits, our dentist may suggest fluoride treatment to fortify your smile against tooth decay. Dental... read more »

Avoiding baby bottle tooth decay is the best course of action and straightforward. Helping your child practice good dental hygiene habits is the number one thing you can do to aid them to prevent baby bottle tooth decay's advance. Assist your child as they brush their pearly whites in the morning and at night, and support them as they floss... read more »

Many municipal water sources in the United States include trace amounts of fluoride in the water they provide. This helps I daily consumption and exposure for people living and working in urban areas. In conjunction with good oral hygiene practices the fluoridated water helps maintain strong tooth enamel and healthy teeth. However, people without regular access to fluoridated water might... read more »

Have you noted the recent rise in the popularity of tongue scrapers? Well, think it or not, tongue cleaning is a long way from a new trend. To feed your craving for an understanding of all things dental, here are some facts on the history of tongue cleaning. In Indian medicine, also referred to as Ayurveda, tongue cleaning is endorsed... read more »