Welcome To Our Blog!
We're excited to announce the official launch of our Mark Wright, DDS. blog. We'll be posting helpful dental tips, news from the dental industry, news from our practice, and more about the latest in...
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Just Another Reason To Drink Wine!
Wine lovers everywhere, rejoice! Already known for its health benefits, research shows red wine protects against cavities, too! A recent study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food...
View ArticleEliminating Loose Denture with Dental Implants
Dentures can be a lifesaver for people who suffer from tooth loss, but without ensuring a proper fit and stability, they can quickly turn into an inconvenience. Dentures that are unstable, and move or...
View ArticleSix Month Smiles: Why Choose Tooth-Colored Braces?
With so many options available for cosmetically appealing braces, it can be hard to determine which option will best suit your needs and integrate with your lifestyle. Clear removable aligner therapy...
View ArticleDentistry and Botox: We Answer your Most Asked Questions
Botox® at dental offices is a relatively new service inclusion that helps professionals like Dr. Wright more effectively treat a variety of patient concerns. Many of our patients ask about this popular...
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Did you know Apples can clean your teeth when a toothbrush isn’t handy?
We've all heard the expression "an apple a day keeps the doctor away." But perhaps that should be changed to dentist. In addition to being good for your health, apples are also quite good for your...
View ArticleTo Take Good Care of Your Teeth, Follow These Six Brushing Tips
Brushing everyday is one of the best ways to take care of your teeth. However, it's not just that simple. For optimal dental care, follow these six tips.1. Pick the right brush - Not all brushes are...
View ArticleHealthy foods for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is one day out of the year where Americans find it socially acceptable to eat their weight in turkey and gravy. While it can be tempting to take a sample plate of everything at the buffet,...
View ArticlePeriodontal Disease 101
What It Is Periodontal disease, known as gum disease or periodontitis, is one of the most common causes of tooth loss. In the United States, it is estimated that half of Americans aged 30 or older have...
View ArticleRadiation Risks? The Truth about Dental X-Rays
Often, a family trip to the dentist will feature the use of an x-ray camera. The dental hygienists will cover you or your children with a heavy apron and make you chomp on some bitewings, while the...
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What if My Product Isn't ADA-Approved?
The American Dentistry Association seal of approval is awarded to consumer oral hygiene products that meet ADA-defined standards. The seal is intended to help consumers make informed choices about the...
View ArticleGreat Holiday Foods for Your Teeth
When you hear jingles in the stores and see decorations on your neighbor’s house, you know that the holiday season has arrived. Among other traditions, you can also expect food to play a big part...
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Knocking out a permanent tooth is a true dental emergency
Knocking out a permanent tooth is a true dental emergency. Don’t be afraid to contact your dentist right away. If you knock out a permanent tooth, here is what to do. 1. Hold the tooth by the crown...
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Wisdom Wednesday
This week, we’d like to share with you a few words of wisdom to help you prepare for the removal of your wisdom teeth. While wisdom teeth do not always cause obvious pain and discomfort, it is...
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Five Foods that Help Stop Bad Breath
There are certainly plenty of foods that cause bad breath, but did you know that these five foods can help fight it? Cheese and yogurt - Cheese can help neutralize acids and unsweetened yogurt can...
View ArticleHELP! I burned the roof of my mouth eating pizza! What should I do?
If you burned the roof of your mouth eating something hot, like pizza, first try cooling your mouth down with a cold drink or a popsicle. Ice cream or yogurt can also do the trick. It’s best to stop...
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