Taking care of your oral health at home is essential. However, it’s also a part of people’s daily routines that’s likely to fall behind when other concerns start to pile up. This can lead to serious oral health issues, like gum disease and tooth decay, so you should follow these tips to prioritize oral hygiene…

At Oxley Comprehensive Dental, the dental visit experience takes on a whole new meaning. With a commitment to redefining the way patients perceive dental appointments, they prioritize relaxation and comfort. Patients are welcomed into a soothing environment designed to alleviate anxiety from the moment they arrive. With innovative approaches and advanced sedation techniques, Oxley Comprehensive…

Protect your molars from decay. Untreated tooth decay is the leading cause of enamel damage and the second-most-common reason for tooth loss in adults. Although the fight against cavities can be tough, studies show that the vast majority of tooth decay is entirely preventable when dentists take 3 specific measures. To prevent tooth decay, a…

Gum disease can lead to tooth loss if not treated. Gum disease is a serious condition that can impact your long-term oral health. However, it often starts with minor symptoms you may not even notice. Watching for signs of gum disease can allow you to act quickly and find the prevention and treatment you need…

Several Surprisingly Unique Ideas for Committing to Excellent Oral Health Committing to good oral health is important, but you need the right habits to see real results.  Creating healthy habits can have a major impact over time. As James Clear says in “Atomic Habits,” “Habits are the compound interest of self-improvement.” Healthy oral habits start…

When you think about your oral health, what comes to mind? Most likely, you think about your teeth. While caring for them is crucial, teeth are only half the story. Gum health is essential to dental care and contributes to your body’s overall health.  Understanding your gum tissue, making lifestyle changes, and incorporating a few…

Want to know how to brush teeth correctly? During regular dental visits, we’re frequently asked by patients about how to brush teeth. And though we all know the importance of brushing our teeth twice a day, many patients wonder if they are brushing their teeth correctly or not. So we’ve put together this oral hygiene…

Using Technology To Give You the Best Possible Dental Care Advanced dental technology can transform your experience at the dentist, helping you know what to expect from your treatment, helping you stay more involved throughout the process, and giving you better overall results. Because of this, Dr. Oxley uses cutting-edge technology to ensure you’re comfortable…

Choose a dentist who gives you high-quality, compassionate care. Everyone needs a dentist, so dental offices are a common sight in any town. It’s easy to assume that all dentists are alike and that there isn’t a big difference between one office and another. But the truth is, there are more differences than you might…

A painful jaw may be a sign of TMJ or bruxism. Bruxism and TMJ (temporomandibular joint dysfunction) often occur in conjunction with each other, but they aren’t the same thing. These conditions can both impact how you’re able to bite, chew, and move your jaw, and they can both cause pain. Getting immediate treatment for…