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Your Relocation Guide to Payson, AZ
By Anderson Dental Group | September 24, 2018
Welcome to Payson! It’s no surprise more than 7 million people live in Arizona, and several thousand more visit the Copper State each year. Not only do we have the marvelous Grand Canyon capping off our northwestern corner, but our unique geography also grants us access to some of the most beautiful natural areas of the region. Mountains, deserts, forests and rivers
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Foods and Drinks That Brighten Your Teeth
By Anderson Dental Group | July 18, 2018
You know the saying, “You are what you eat.” And healthy teeth are essential, just like a healthy body. However, many people are not just looking to keep their teeth healthy — they’re looking for whiter teeth, too. Since your gums and teeth can be a reflection of your overall health, what you put in your mouth influences how healthy
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How Pregnancy Can Impact Your Oral Health
By Anderson Dental Group | August 25, 2017
Pregnancy is a time of change for almost every aspect of your body. There are all the expected changes, such as a growing abdomen, however, have you ever stopped to think about how pregnancy impacts your oral health? During pregnancy, it’s important that you pay extra close attention to your oral health, in addition to your overall health. Besides being
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Tooth Grinding: Why It Happens, What It Hurts and How to Stop It
By Anderson Dental Group | October 19, 2016
Excessive tooth grinding and jaw clenching is known as “Bruxism.” It’s an oral “parafunctional” activity unrelated to normal jaw functions like eating and talking. Although the actual root cause or causes of bruxism aren’t clearly understood by healthcare professionals, statistics show anywhere from 50 to 96 percent of adults grind their teeth at some point in their life. Bruxism also
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Solutions for Sensitive Teeth
By Anderson Dental Group | October 18, 2016
You’re drinking a deliciously hot cup of coffee, when suddenly you feel a terrible sensation in your teeth, almost as though you’re having a brain freeze inside your incisors. Alas, you’re experiencing sensitive teeth: a common but treatable ailment we see a lot of at our Payson, AZ office. Many people ask us how to fix sensitive teeth. While there’s
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What To Do In An Emergency Dental Situation
By Anderson Dental Group | October 6, 2016
Emergencies always take us by surprise. Whether your child suffers a knocked-out tooth during a soccer game or you break a tooth while eating dinner, you will undoubtedly want to get it fixed as soon as possible. While you can’t usually anticipate an emergency, you can be prepared to deal with it by educating yourself about your options beforehand. They
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The 4 Essentials of Preventative Dental Care
By Anderson Dental Group | September 15, 2016
The old saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” is especially true when it comes to your teeth. By taking good care of your mouth, you can avoid painful and often expensive dental procedures down the road, ensuring your teeth — and your wallet! — stay healthy. Most people understand the importance of brushing your teeth,
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How to Get Your Toddler to Brush His Teeth
By Anderson Dental Group | June 17, 2014
Getting your toddler to brush his teeth by himself is an important milestone. Not only will you free up your hands for everything else you have to do, but you’ll also teach your toddler independence and the importance of oral hygiene. If you’re the parent of a toddler, you probably already know that this is easier said than done. Try
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4 Signs You May Have a Cavity
By Anderson Dental Group | May 28, 2014
Inadequate preventive care leads to tooth decay, and tooth decay leads to cavities. Unfortunately, without regular preventive care, it can be difficult to know how healthy your teeth and gums are — and when it’s too late, you may already have a cavity. Toothache Toothache is the most common symptom of a cavity. During a toothache, the soft pulp inside
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Why Regular Cleanings are Important
By Anderson Dental Group | May 14, 2014
If those six month appointments always seem to roll around faster than anticipated and you can’t help but wonder why they’re necessary, you’re not alone. The six-month cleaning is an essential tool in the arsenal for better dental hygiene, however — and skipping cleanings in favor of once-yearly visits can have serious consequences. Tooth Decay Is Asymptomatic If you wait
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