Blood Thinners and Oral Surgery | Reston VA Dentist

Blood thinning medications are helpful in regulating your body to prevent heart attacks, strokes, and other serious issues. However, if you are scheduled for oral surgery, it is vital that our oral surgeon is aware of all medications you are using.   How Blood Thinners Work  There are two types of blood thinners. The first type […]

Oral Health, Uncategorized   •   December 15, 2022

Health Link: Oral Hygiene and Heart Disease | Dentist 20191

The human body is a network of interconnected systems and organs. Unfortunately, issues that impact one particular area of your body can also affect the health and function of other areas. Recently, studies have highlighted evidence for links between gum disease and heart disease.   While the exact nature of the connection is still being researched, […]

Oral Health, Uncategorized   •   September 1, 2022

Oral Cancer Risk Factors | Family Dentist 20191

During a comprehensive dental examination, our team will look for signs of oral cancer. Early detection is key with oral cancer. If caught early, most forms of oral cancer are treatable. Our dental team is trained and educated to identify oral cancer. Everyone is susceptible to the disease, but some groups of people are at […]

Oral Health   •   April 15, 2022

You Need to Know About Oral Thrush: Here’s Why | Reston Family Dentistry

Even a healthy mouth is lined with bacteria. Normally, your daily oral hygiene routine helps prevent oral health complications. However, it is possible to develop an excess of bacteria and fungi, which can lead to additional problems. Here’s what you should know about oral thrush and what you can do to prevent it. What is […]

Blog, Oral Health   •   December 1, 2021

One Tool for Better Gum Health | 20191 Dentist

Loose teeth, bad breath, and painful, bloody gums – these are among the signs and symptoms of periodontal disease. Unfortunately, periodontal disease can also begin without any obvious symptoms. If left undiagnosed or untreated, you could be at risk for irreparable damage to your teeth and gums. The good news is that periodontal disease is […]