If you are suffering from bruxism, it can often be linked to underlying issues within your mouth that are causing you problems with your oral health. Because bruxism occurs when your grind or clench your teeth at night, in order to effectively treat it properly, you may need to make sure that appropriate oral appliances or preventative techniques can be... read more »
Some of the biggest risks to your oral health often come from outside sources. The lifestyle habits you keep and activities you are involved in can have a large influence on the health of your teeth and gums. Thus, it is important to make sure your life is in line with your smile. However, in order to prevent dental... read more »
If you play a band instrument, you probably get caught up in practicing, hitting every note correctly, or even performing a song flawlessly. As you focus, you probably don’t think about your smile and oral health. This can be dangerous for your teeth and gums. Unfortunately, if you’re not careful, playing an instrument can cause many consequences you don’t even... read more »
Whether it’s a chip or fracture, crack or lost tooth, you need to visit a dentist as soon as possible to get the right treatment for your tooth. Dr. Chad Howe and our dental professionals want you to receive the best immediate care possible here at our dental office in Roy, Utah. Any dental damage can be the result of... read more »
When it comes to your health, why take chances? Did you know, flossing is an important part of your oral health? Well, it’s true! Flossing is essential when it comes to taking care of your smile, which is why our team here at Howe Dental in Roy, Utah, is happy to talk to you about flossing and your oral health.... read more »
Did you know that one of the most important ways to keep your mouth safe happens long before brushing or flossing even happens? The foods and drinks we consume are even more important than our daily cleaning habits because some products can be detrimental to our oral health beyond just tooth decay and gum disease. Oral accidents and injuries are... read more »