College Hill Dental Blog

Sleep apnea is a disorder that interferes with the quality of your rest, and gum disease is a bacterial infection of the soft tissue around your teeth. At first, it might seem like these two issues are completely unrelated. But that is not so! In fact, they often occur in the same people. Just how are they connected, and what can you do to protect your health? This blog post provides helpful information.

If you are getting dental insurance after some time away from the dental office, you are likely eager to get back on track with your routine cleanings and checkups to resolve any issues that are bothering you. However, there seems to be a waiting period on your insurance. What does this indicate? Continue reading to learn more about dental insurance and how waiting periods work.

When it comes to the holiday, many people love to enjoy a glass of red wine during the events and gatherings they have planned. While this beverage can help you relax in the moment, you should know that there is a risk of staining with it. The good news is that you can do your part to keep your smile bright during the season. Here’s how this drink can cause discoloration and tips to enjoy it without worry.

Thanksgiving is all about good food, quality time, and traditions you look forward to all year long. But while your holiday favorites may be comforting for the soul, they’re not always kind to your teeth. If you could keep your household cavity-free this season, wouldn’t you want to? With a little planning, you can enjoy a delicious meal that supports healthy smiles.

Here are five easy ways to make your Thanksgiving dinner more tooth-friendly.

When most people think of October, they automatically think about things like pumpkins, cozy fall outfits, and month-end festivities. But they might not know that this month is also National Dental Hygiene Month! That makes it the perfect time to pause and reflect on your habits to determine if you are doing all you can to maintain a healthy and clean smile. In this blog post, you will get some reminders on the best practices for maintaining your oral wellness.

Did you know that the United States consumes billions of pounds of coffee each year? Truly, this beverage is a staple in the lives of countless people. If you love coffee, you may be looking forward to celebrating National Coffee Day on September 29. But before that day arrives, it would be wise to think about coffee’s impact on your oral health and how you can protect your smile while still enjoying this delightful beverage.

With schools around the country back in session, now is the perfect time to “brush up” on your oral health and get ready to ace your next dental exam. Here are some tips for getting the new semester off on the right foot and establishing some healthy habits for this year and beyond!

All good things come to an end, as they say, and that includes tooth restorations like dental crowns. Whether you’ve just gotten a new one, or you’ve had yours for a while, here are some telltale signs that it may be time to replace your dental crown.

If you have sleep apnea, you may often feel fatigued during the day. The temptation to rest your eyes for a few minutes can be strong. However, you need to approach the idea of napping with caution. While naps can sometimes help restore your energy, they might not always be beneficial. Continue reading this blog post to explore the factors you need to consider and discover practical tips for making informed decisions about daytime naps.

At first glance, you may think tooth removal is simply awful. Isn’t it better for you (and your smile) to always keep your natural teeth? However, the truth is that you could need a tooth extraction for various reasons. The procedure sometimes protects your oral health, keeping it from getting worse. If you need proof of these claims, just keep reading to learn four reasons a person may need a tooth extraction.