Enclave Dental Blog

Most people are already in the habit of regularly brushing their teeth, and that is commendable. Sadly, though, not everyone is as diligent about flossing. In fact, according to one estimate, about one-third of adults do not floss at all! How important is it to clean between your teeth, and how can you do so properly? This blog post provides valuable information that will help you take better care of your oral health.

If you are an oral health enthusiast, you might have done some reading about tooth demineralization and remineralization. Still, you might wonder what those things are and how learning about them can affect how you care for your smile. This blog post provides practical and balanced information from an experienced holistic dentist.

If you have tongue tie, TMD, or another condition that adversely affects the ability of your oral structures to function properly, you should certainly seek care. Dr. Thomas can evaluate the situation and recommend a treatment. Part of her plan for you might include both myofascial release and myofunctional therapy. What exactly are these two treatments, and how might they benefit you? This blog post explains.

When most people think of dentistry, they automatically think about their teeth and gums. While it is true that dentists care for those important structures, they can also do so much more, especially if their care philosophy is holistic in nature. For example, more and more dentists are incorporating the principles of airway dentistry into their practice. Are you curious to learn more about this aspect of oral care? Read this introduction to airway dentistry.

Bacteria are good! Well, sometimes. In fact, having an appropriate balance of bacteria in your mouth can help your body to produce nitric oxide, a useful molecule that can support your overall wellness. It can even help you enjoy a healthy smile! How exactly does nitric oxide benefit oral health? How can you encourage your body to make more of it? Read on below to find out.

When it comes to oral health, conversations often center on gum disease and cavities. Another issue, known as cavitations, does not get as much attention. What are dental cavitations? Why are they so serious? How can Dr. Thomas diagnose and treat this issue? Read this blog post to find out.

Turmeric is one of the world’s most popular spices; it is often used in various ethnic dishes to enhance their flavor. It is also well-known for its health benefits, such as its potential to support joint health and ease menstrual problems. But did you know that it could also help your smile? In this blog post, a holistic dentist discusses a few ways in which this delicious spice could support your dental health.

It is standard practice for dentists, including both conventional and holistic ones, to take X-rays of their patients’ mouths. This routine diagnostic service can prove to be a valuable tool for helping you to maintain a healthy smile. Just how important are dental X-rays? This blog post explains.

You might occasionally hear the terms “sleep apnea” and “snoring” used interchangeably. But is that accurate? Are snoring and sleep apnea the same thing? No, they are not. Understanding the difference can equip you to take better care of your overall health. Let’s talk about what they are and how you can tell them apart.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. To protect themselves, many people watch what they eat and stick to a regular exercise routine. Certainly, those habits are excellent. But did you know that your oral health can also have a bearing on your heart? This blog post examines the connection between gum disease and heart health.