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How are you? No, really, Sherwood Dental wants to know. Have you been diagnosed with diabetes or pneumonia recently? We need to know such things since research shows there is a relationship between good oral health and your overall health. It’s possible that heart disease and stroke, as well as premature and low birth-weight babies […]

If you have root sensitivity or you are at a higher risk for developing tooth decay, then fluoride rinses might be just the product for you. What are fluoride rinses? They are an oral hygiene product designed to help prevent tooth decay. This product makes tooth surfaces harder and less susceptible to decay. They are […]

It’s common. Gums bleed when flossing, and they bleed for a number of reasons: Bacteria may be building up around a poorly restored filling or crown causing irritation to gum tissue You may be using poor flossing techniques when you floss You may not be brushing your gums properly when brushing your teeth A hard […]

What?! Yes, you read that right: Let the kids eat it all right now! Does this seem like an oxymoron coming from your dentist? No, business is not a little slow. No, we’re not trying to generate income. Encouraging the kids to eat a lot of their Halloween candy soon after looting the neighborhood is […]

It’s important to brush twice a day and floss once a day to maintain good oral health. And choosing to use Philips Sonicare toothbrush will make the most of your brushing time. Philips Sonicare toothbrushes reach hard-to-reach parts of your mouth. The head can be positioned to reach wherever you need it to accurately. They […]

Good oral hygiene goes hand-in-hand with your overall well-being. How so, you ask? Great oral hygiene: Prevents plaque, gingivitis and gum disease in your mouth Goes hand-in-hand with a healthy cardio-vascular system Keeps you out of the dentist’s chair, saving you time and Earns you a terrific smile, too! Good Oral Hygiene Prevents Plaque, Gingivitis and […]

Why you may struggle with poor oral health Sugary foods and drinks are the two main culprits of poor oral health. We’re not saying you should never enjoy sugary foods and drinks such as red wine, coffee, tea, soda pop or juices for example. But we do recommend that you enjoy such foods and drinks […]