Summer brings plenty of opportunities to enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables, whether you are shopping at a local farmers market, grilling with family, or spending the day outdoors. While most people know that brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits are important, many do not realize that certain foods can also support good oral health.At Norge Dental Center, we believe healthy habits start with everyday choices. Adding nutrient rich fruits and vegetables to your diet can help support healthy teeth and gums while giving your body the vitamins and minerals it needs.
Read MoreWhen it comes to replacing your teeth, the choice is clear: dental implants are the most natural, lifelike restoration you can choose.
Read MoreHere at Norge Dental Center we would like to wish all of our patients a happy and healthy holiday season.
Read MoreDry mouth can be frustrating, it can also cause a wide range of problems for the dental patient.
Read MoreSugar and carbohydrates are not the only things we ingest that have the potential to damage teeth. Many of us also eat foods and drink beverages that contain acids that contribute to “dental erosion.”
Read MoreWhile e-cigarettes (electronic cigarettes) are marketed as a safer alternative to regular cigarettes, the chemicals in e-cigarette vapors have been found to be just as damaging (sometimes more damaging) as tobacco to gums.
Read MoreThere was a challenge recently to the American Dental Association’s recommendation to use dental floss to clean between teeth at least once a day.
Read MoreDid you know reoccurring headaches are often the result of muscle tension, which in most cases is caused or exacerbated by occlusal problems.
Read MoreDid you know untreated cavities are some of the most common dental problems people face?
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