Quite commonly, dental anxiety symptoms pop up in both children and adults alike. Although we often associate it with children, numerous adults are still concerned about visiting the dentist office and receiving any kind of oral health care treatment. Many people are often very highly protective of their mouths and are uncomfortable with what feels like an invasion of your... read more »

Preventing bad breath often requires numerous treatments. This is because it is difficult to determine the exact cause of your bad breath. Because of the numerous causes of bad breath that can occur, even some that are underlying deep within your body, you should practice prevention and treatment techniques to help keep your smile clean. Here are a few suggestions:... read more »

Did you know that your teeth and gums can be in danger while you’re sick? Well, it’s true, unfortunately. This is why your dentist, Dr. Rachel Meyer, strongly recommends keeping your smile in mind while you go through boxes of tissues, make trips to the bathroom, and lay in bed. To help you, he encourages you to care for your... read more »

The holiday season seems to have snuck up on us. They were just here, last year! But, here we are. And along with those holidays comes lots of party food, and lots of opportunities for tooth decay and oral emergencies. Avoid the intrusion on your holidays by following a few holiday health care tips. Remember to brush your teeth twice... read more »

If you’ve finished a teeth-whitening service, congratulations! We hope that you love the bright new appearance of your smile, and we hope the service lasts for a long time. Here are some tips about how you can save the fresh look of your newly whitened chompers. -Brush two times daily with whitening toothpaste to preserve that dazzling look. If you’re... read more »

Your saliva plays an important role in lubricating your mouth to help facilitate swallowing. After you’re done eating, further saliva production serves to wash away residual food particles and plaque to reduce the buildup of plaque acids in your mouth. The chronic condition of dry mouth, which is also known as xerostomia, can impede healthy saliva production. It can be... read more »

Are you interested in replacing your missing tooth with a dental implant? If so, good for you! Your smile and oral health can be greatly benefitted from this strong dental restoration. Our dentist, Dr. Rachel Meyer, and the dental team would be happy to tell you some of the several reasons why this decision is a great one. First, a... read more »

You have probably heard of plaque. Your mouthwash and your toothpaste may tell you that they remove plaque from your teeth, and your dentist cleans the plaque from your teeth during your regular appointment. But what is plaque, and why is it so important that you remove it? Plaque is something that is common to everyone. No matter how much... read more »

Are you not quite sure how to take good care of your smile? If so, there is no need to worry. Dr. Rachel Meyer and our dental team are here to help you! We have the tips and information you need to keep your smile in tip-top shape. First, brush your pearly whites twice a day. As you do so,... read more »

Did you know that a smile restoration might include dental implants to restore your smile back to full function? Well, it’s true! In fact, dental implants are extremely popular in our society because of the mountain of success it has created over the last few decades. That is why, our team here at Dr. Rachel Meyer, DDS in Los Alamos,... read more »