The Impact Of Sugar On Your Smile

Did you know that sugar is dangerous for your smile? It's not just the sugar on the teeth that causes the problem. The larger issue is that it creates the perfect environment for sugar to attack your teeth. When you consume foods with sugar in them, it breaks down to acid. The acid then attacks the enamel of the teeth. 

Once this occurs, you begin to have problems with cavities and tooth decay. The problem is you can't avoid this process once you have consumed the sugar item because it mixes with the bacteria in your saliva. The situation is not hopeless; however if you are going to consume foods with sugar in them, be sure to brush your teeth. 

For more information on the impact of sugar on your smile, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team. 

Do You Love Your Smile?

Studies show that more than a quarter-million people when surveyed do not like their smiles. They hide their smile when photos are taken or opt-out of photos altogether. If you do not like your smile or unhappy with a gap, broken or missing teeth, we can help. There is no reason to continue to live with a smile that does not meet your needs. A healthy smile can help you feel your best. Once you have met with Dr. Strutz and the team, you'll have a treatment plan that walks you through the decisions you made. While wearing a mask maybe the new normal it does mean you have to live with a smile you don't want to show off in your photos.

While having a smile that is pretty or looks good is one aspect, decay or other problems with your smile might be due to a deeper problem you need to get dental help with. Not only will Dr. Strutz work out a treatment plan, but she will also be sure you know the underline causes and problems to ensure they do not become a problem again. A beautiful smile is within your reach, schedule your appointment today!

Do You Worry About Your Dental Health?

With so many stories in the news today of dental decay and periodontal disease causing major health problems, do you worry about your overall health? Now there is no reason to worry, because when you schedule an appointment with Dr. Judy Strutz and her team you are in great hands. They will begin with a dental consultation in order to determine what you think about your smile and what your concerns are. Next, is an in-depth look at what might be the underlining problem with your smile, through a thorough examination.

Once the problem or problems have been identified the next step is a quality treatment plan that puts you in the driver’s seat. Never will Dr. Strutz and her team push you into a procedure that doesn’t meet your needs. From start to finish of this process, you get to make decisions armed with the facts to improve your health and your smile.

There are so many different causes and factors that play a part in dental decay, periodontal disease and other dental problems that can impact your overall health, why take risks? When you need the facts Dr. Strutz and her team are there to help you understand the why behind your smile’s problems and the how to treat them.

For more information or to schedule your appointment today, contact Dr. Strutz and her team today!

Look No Further!

The cosmetic dentist that you need to improve your smile is right around the corner. Dr. Judy Strutz and her team are ready to help patients meet their smile goals. While it can be difficult to live with a smile you don’t love, now is the time for you to trust Dr. Strutz and her team to help you achieve the smile you have been waiting for. There are a number of cosmetic procedures that can be done for a patient depending on what their needs are and what they are looking for, and a prosthodontic practice, like Dr. Strutz and her team, may be just the ones to help you get what you are looking for.

 

Do you have  a chipped or broken tooth? Or are you looking for more extensive dental care to improve years of dental problems? Either way, there is no reason to wait for you to have the smile you deserve. It can be difficult to show off your smile if you have tooth decay, cracked, broken or receding gums. Now your wait is over.  While you may think that chipped or broken teeth are no big deal, they in fact can lead to other problems.

For more information about cosmetic dental procedures contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team today!

It’s Not Just A Cosmetic Procedure, It’s A Life Altering Change!

You may have believed in the past that getting a cosmetic dental procedure was not necessary because it was perhaps not covered by your dental insurance. Maybe, you didn’t want to spend the money on your smile taking away from other things you need to purchase, but did you know, that a cosmetic dental procedure can improve your self-confidence which can increase the opportunities that are coming your way? Not only that, but many insurance companies are recognizing the benefits of cosmetic dentistry and changing their policies to reflect that.

 

Having a dental cosmetic procedure can mean the difference between improving your life for the better and not feeling well. Decay, periodontal disease, missing or cracked teeth can all lead not only to extreme self-confidence issues, but can decrease your health.

 If you have missing or cracked teeth there may be healthy foods you are not able to enjoy because biting down on them hurts or causes extreme pain. Soon you notice you begin to avoid them. Most individuals who have one missing tooth soon after lose more. After a few teeth are missing, the mouth begins to fold forward and the jaw does not get the right pressure it needs to keep it working properly.

For more information on cosmetic dental procedures that can improve your life, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.

3 Foods That Improve The Look Of Your Smile

You already have read the research that supports that wine, coffee, soda and other drinks and foods can be detrimental to your smile. With all the choices these days, it may leave you feeling frustrated and overwhelmed. You may even feel that no matter what you eat at some point it is going to damage the look of your smile, but here is a list of 3 foods that you can enjoy guilt free. Not only are they great for your teeth but they are good for your body as well.

1.     Watermelon. The high concentration of water makes this an ideal treat for not only the summer but winter as well. The water removes leftover food from your teeth in between brushing and flossing sessions. There are no artificial colors to stain your teeth and it will leave you feeling great.

2.     Peppers. Mix and match them or eat them raw. Peppers are another great food that contain a high-water concentration and will leave you feeling energized and ready for your day.

3.     An apple a day. There is no getting around this one, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. The freshness, high water concentration and crunch of an apple makes this an ideal treat for your smile. The crunchiness encourages saliva production which keeps food from sticking to your teeth.

For more information on foods that improve the cosmetic look of your smile, contact Dr. Judy Strutz and her team.

2017 Can Give You The New You

It has been a few weeks since you set your goals for the New Year. You may have already fallen off or let go of your New Year’s resolution, but instead of focusing on how you did not work out every day this week or how you did not eat 8 servings of fruits and vegetables on Tuesday, let’s reevaluate a goal you can do - Improve your oral healthcare and it can help you to live a healthier life.

Your smile is the key to your overall health. When you are plagued with missing teeth, dental decay, cracked or broken teeth it can decrease your overall health. A new smile by Dr. Judy Strutz and her team can give you the smile you need to get your life back on track. Did you know the natural bacteria in your mouth, when you do not brush and floss, can team up and begin to attack other organs in your body?

You may have felt tired, sluggish, or not felt the desire to exercise because your body’s natural immune fighters are on over drive attempting to keep the bacteria under control and keep your health.

For more information on keeping your smile healthy and get back on track with your overall health, contact Dr. Strutz and her team today.