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    Oral Cancer Symptoms

    Last updated 14 hours ago

    Oral cancer is one of the most treatable cancers when caught during its early stages. Regular appointments with your dentist can help you spot the signs of oral cancer early enough to do something about them.

    Oral cancer is often accompanied by red or white areas on the lips or inside the mouth. Pay attention to sores that do not seem to heal or bleeding inside the mouth. Loose teeth and earaches could also be symptoms. If you have trouble swallowing or wearing dentures, you should make an appointment with your dentist. Most of these symptoms could also be the result of infection, which is why it is so important to speak with your dentist at the first sign of trouble.

    Redondo Beach Dental Group offers Identafi oral cancer screening to help you spot this disease early. We also offer cosmetic dentistry services, like Invisalign and teeth whitening. To learn more, give us a call today at (424) 206-5861.

    Three Tips for Protecting Your Child's Oral Health

    Last updated 2 days 14 hours ago

    You should start teaching your child about good oral hygiene when he or she is still young. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry suggests that children should visit the dentist for the first time before age one to monitor the growth of new teeth. Keep reading to learn about some ways that you can protect your child’s mouth:

    Brush and Floss as Early as Possible
    As soon as your child has even one tooth, it is time to start practicing oral care. You can buy toothbrushes for infants that are softer than regular brushes. As soon as your child has at least two teeth next to each other, it is time to start flossing. If your child understands the importance of both brushing and flossing from an early age, he will be more likely to maintain the habit as he grows.

    Avoid Sugary Drinks
    Drinks with high levels of sugar, like juice and soda, can cause damage in the mouth, especially when served in a sippy cup. The combination of the sugar and cup puts your child at risk for oral issues, such as cavities. If you are going to serve sugary drinks, try to only do so with meals.

    Put a Time Limit on the Pacifier
    Children who use pacifiers past the age of three might have trouble with their bites or the shapes of their mouths. Although pacifiers do have other benefits, it is important to limit the amount of time that your child uses one. Prolonged sucking is not good for teeth.

    Regular dental checkups and a smart oral hygiene routine ensure that your child has clean, healthy teeth. Bring your child in to Redondo Beach Dental Group for the best pediatric dentistry services in the area. Call us today at (424) 206-5861 to schedule an appointment.

    Help Teach Your Kids Proper Brushing Habits with This Helpful App

    Last updated 7 days ago

    Your Android device can help you show your children the right way to brush their teeth. With the ToothBrush Timer app, you can make sure your kids keep brushing for at least two minutes, twice a day. An animated character gives kids the motivation they need to keep their toothbrushes moving for the right amount of time.

    Schedule a pediatric dentistry appointment with Redondo Beach Dental Group to help your kids enjoy all of the benefits of good oral health. To learn more about our general and cosmetic dentistry services, take a look at our website or call us at (424) 206-5861.

    Three Reasons to Seek Treatment for Sleep Apnea

    Last updated 9 days ago

    Sleep apnea affects up to 18 million Americans, which is about 6% of the population. This disorder causes a person to stop breathing several times while he or she is asleep. In fact, a person with sleep apnea might stop breathing as many as 400 times in one night. If left untreated, sleep apnea can lead to the following health risks:

    Avoiding High Blood Pressure
    When a person suffers from sleep apnea, the body does not get enough oxygen. To compensate, it drastically increases blood pressure. This rise in blood pressure coupled with the body’s lowered levels of oxygen puts strain on the cardiovascular system. Obstructive sleep apnea increases a person’s risk of stroke and heart disease. Central sleep apnea is usually caused by heart issues that already exist. Each year, about 38,000 deaths are related to sleep apnea.

    Preventing Heavy Levels of Fatigue
    A person with sleep apnea is unable to fall into the deeper levels of sleep that the body needs to feel refreshed in the morning. Because of this, many sleep apnea sufferers are tired and lethargic during the day. Without the proper amount of deep sleep, it is hard to focus on daily tasks. This lack of sleep can affect your mood and performance at work or in school.

    Keeping Your Sleep Partner Happy
    Sleep apnea causes snoring, which affects anyone sleeping near you. As your body tries to compensate for restricted airways with this loud breathing pattern, your partner might have difficulty falling asleep. Sleep apnea treatment can help you both sleep better each night.

    With the help of Redondo Beach Dental Group, you can find relief for your sleep apnea. We also offer top-tier periodontal disease and cosmetic dentistry services. To learn more about our team, visit our website or give us a call today at (424) 206-5861.

    Wonderful Review of Redondo Beach Dental Group - "I've recommended them to my friends"

    Last updated 13 days ago

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    • I've been going to Redondo Beach Dental Group for over 5 years and have had the best experience since day one. All the staff is very friendly and knows you by name. They do excellent work which is most important. I've recommended them to my friends and coworkers and will continue to do so.

       

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