Different Types of Snore Guards to Address Sleep Apnea

It is estimated that nearly 40-million Americans suffer from some degree of sleep apnea each year. If they go unaddressed symptoms such as chronic snoring and breathing interruption can lead to problems with high blood pressure as well as increased risk of heart disease and the chance of stroke. If you have been diagnosed with minor to moderate sleep apnea... read more »

How Does a Composite Dental Filling Impact Your Smile?

Many patients are choosing to address unwanted smile flaws such as cavities and chipped teeth in order to achieve a beautiful smile. Receiving a composite dental filling can enhance the appearance and quality of your smile. If you experience any signs of a cavity or have a chipped tooth, it’s important to seek an early diagnosis at Marshall Family Dentistry... read more »

Protect Your Smile with a Mouthguard

If you play a sport like lacrosse or hockey, chances are good that your league or school district requires you to wear a mouthguard. But if you play a sport or enjoy a recreational activity in which there could be impact to your face, you should consider wearing a mouthguard. When it comes to mouthguards, you have three choices: stock,... read more »

The Instructions You Need for a Proper Floss

It’s very important to properly floss your teeth each day. If you don’t use the correct technique, flossing can do more harm than good. So, our dentist, Dr. Reid Marshall, strongly encourages you to focus on properly and effectively flossing your teeth every day. To help you do so, he has some tips you can use. Those tips are: -Take... read more »

The Instructions You Need to Properly Brush Your Teeth

It’s very important to properly brush your teeth. Did you know it’s common to botch the brushing routine? Well, it’s true. To help you avoid this and have the best brushing routine possible, our dentist, Dr. Reid Marshall, is happy to give you the tips you need. That way you can ensure a proper and effective brushing routine. Those tips... read more »

A Healthier You Can Start With Your Smile

Did you know that your overall general health depends on whether you have a healthy smile? If you struggle with poor oral health, it puts your body in harm’s way. Neglecting your daily oral care routine and missing regular dental visits is detrimental to your wellbeing. Our dentist is eager to show you how your health is impacted by the... read more »

Achieve Optimum Holiday Health with Tooth Restorations

It's never too late to restore a damaged tooth. In fact, in some cases, tooth restorations may be able to save a tooth set to be extracted. Highly effective options include dental crowns, which can actually bind together bits of broken teeth to restore a tooth to its proper function. Other options include dental veneers, dental fillings, and teeth whitening... read more »

Improve Your Smile with Upgraded Cleanings and Treatments

If you are looking to improve your smile, look no further than oral health care treatments, techniques, and methods. Everything from the lifestyle you live to the foods and drinks to consume as well as the cleaning habits you keep can all drastically affect your oral health. The more you do to keep your smile in optimum condition, the healthier... read more »

Dental Sealants Can Seal Out Decay

If you are looking for extra protection from cavities for your teeth or your child’s teeth, ask our dentist about dental sealants in Trussville, Alabama. This thin, plastic coating is placed on the chewing surfaces of the molars and premolars to help prevent cavities. Why are dental sealants used? The molars and premolars have grooves or crevices that can be... read more »

Grinding Your Teeth at Night Can Cause Various Oral Health Problems

Sometimes chronic stress can cause you to unconsciously grind your teeth at night on a regular basis. This condition is also known as bruxism. Left untreated it can cause chips on the biting surfaces of your teeth. Once a tooth’s enamel layer has been compromised could start to trap residual plaque and food material. This can gradually start to foster... read more »