What are you doing for Spring Break? Whether you’re planning a vacation, outdoor activity, or time to rest, Dr. Villani can keep your smile healthy through your springtime fun.
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When to Visit the Dentist About Your Toothache
Don’t ignore your tooth pain! If your toothache becomes very severe or lasts for a long time, call Dr. Villani immediately to address your dental problems.
Do You Need Dental Implants in Brighton?
Dental implants can replace missing teeth and restore your smile. Visit Dr. Villani for your implant consultation to determine if you would benefit from tooth replacement.
The Truth About Dental X-Rays
Do you resist dental x-rays at your dental appointments for fear of radiation exposure? Find out the truth about dental x-rays from Dr. Villani and Dr. Kondrat here.
National Flossing Day
Once the table is clear, leftovers divided and put away, and the infamous “food coma” has set in, you have one more thing to think about. Every year, National Flossing Day falls the day after Thanksgiving, so Dr. Tom Villani and Dr. Richard Kondrat want to remind you that flossing is a crucial part of maintaining a healthy smile.
Sealants: Preventative Measure For Kids
Tooth Sealants for Kids Tooth decay, or cavities, is the leading childhood disease across our planet. Even in the US, with access to dental care and education about oral home care, kids get cavities. Brushing teeth daily, flossing, and avoiding sugary foods and beverages help prevent cavities. Because they’re hard for kids to clean, molars… Read more »
Are you a summertime movie-goer? Don’t let movie snacks get the best of your smile!
Movie food hovers near the top of our list of worst dental offenders. Got the summer blues from your movie snacks? Call Brighton Family Dental today at (617) 562-5210 to schedule an appointment.
The Bad Breath Battle
Did you know that most people don’t even know if they have bad breath? Do you know for sure?
Dentists and doctors call bad breath halitosis. In most cases, the offensive smell comes from bacterial waste products. That’s right! In your mouth live over 600 types of bacteria, some good and some bad. Some of the bacteria produce sulfur compounds that are, to be frank, very stinky!
