Solterra Dentistry Blog

Discover the top 10 foods that promote healthy teeth and gums. With tips from Solterra Dentistry, learn how a balanced diet supports oral health.

Discover how to manage gingivitis with Solterra Dentistry. Learn the causes, symptoms, and importance of good oral hygiene for prevention.‍ Contact us today!

Explore the effectiveness of natural teeth whitening remedies and learn why professional teeth whitening is your best bet for a brighter smile. Visit us today!

Discover tips and tricks from Solterra Dentistry to prevent gum disease and maintain optimal oral health. Keep smiling, Phoenix!

Enjoy Easter treats without damaging your teeth! Solterra Dentistry offers tips for a tooth-friendly Easter. Don’t forget to floss!

Start the new year with a healthy smile! Explore dental-friendly tips for 2024, including cosmetic dentistry, implants, emergency care, Invisalign, and more. Solterra Dentistry in Phoenix, AZ, has you covered.

Maintaining oral health while traveling is crucial. With planning, you can keep your smile healthy. Follow these tips to care for your teeth on the go.

If you are unaware of what oral cancer might look like or what the signs and symptoms of oral cancer are, it is best to learn if you are at risk of developing it.

Dental implants are a popular option for replacing missing teeth. They offer many benefits, including improved appearance, functionality, and oral health. However, they are not suitable for everyone, and there are drawbacks to consider, such as cost, lengthy procedure, surgery, and healing time. Talk to your dentist about whether dental implants are right for you.

They say that dentists and Halloween don't get along. At Solterra Dentistry, we disagree. Although it's one of the most tooth-affecting holidays, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Halloween without affecting your mouth too much.

Brushing your teeth is the foundation of good oral care and prevention. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), electric and manual toothbrushes effectively remove oral plaque that causes cavities and disease.

Oral cancer begins in the cells that make up the inside of the mouth or lips. It is pretty standard and can be cured if detected and treated early (when it is small and has not spread).