Today we will discuss some of the top reasons why bad breath happens and how to fix it. Gum disease, cavities, and dry mouth are the main culprits, but don't worry - there are solutions! Regular cleanings, dental treatments, and using alcohol-free products and gum can help freshen your breath.

You may take great care of your teeth. At Atkins & Anderson, DDS, we want to show you five ways mouthwash positively impacts dental health.

At Atkins and Anderson, we're here to tell you that, yes, flossing matters. When flossing is a consistent part of your oral hygiene, there are many benefits to your dental health. If you opt out of flossing, you are at risk for multiple health problems.

Many people believe that tooth sensitivity is an unavoidable and untreatable genetic problem. However, you can take steps today to protect your teeth and find relief from tooth sensitivity. Make an appointment today at Atkins and Anderson, DDS if you have sensitive teeth and want to discover what the underlying issue is.

Many orthodontists recommend a removable retainer for the top teeth and a fixed or permanent retainer for the lower teeth. Because of their convenience, permanent retainers are a popular choice. Atkins and Anderson Dentistry has reviewed everything you need to know about fixed retainers to make the best choice for your teeth.

Thanksgiving is one of the most anticipated holidays. Not only do you get to spend time with friends and family, but you get to eat delicious foods that only come around once a year. Before you dig into your favorite dishes, it’s important to know how these foods affect your teeth. Make sure your teeth are just as grateful as your stomach by the end of your Thanksgiving dinner.

When it comes to your kids, there’s little more important than starting to take care of their health early. Early dental checkups are important as they help prevent cavities and tooth decay, which can lead to pain, trouble concentrating, and other medical issues. The sooner children begin getting regular dental checkups, the healthier their mouths will remain throughout their lives.