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Dr. Rick Dawson Busts Common Dental Hygiene Myths

 

Annapolis, MD -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/23/2015 -- Salisbury Maryland cosmetic dentist Dr. Rick Dawson's commitment towards providing his patients with the newest advancements in dentistry while addressing his patient's oral health needs and concerns. Dr. Rick has been running his own Family Practice for the past 13 years and over the course of this time, he has all types of dental hygiene stories and myths with varying degrees of incongruities. Dr. Rick believes that the right information helps people take better care of their teeth; therefore, it is his onus as a dentist to bust the myths and tell people facts just as they are.

"Dr. Dawson is dedicated to providing his patients with the newest advancements in dentistry while addressing his patient's oral health needs and concerns. His modernized practice provides digital imaging, intraoral imaging and the latest technologies in cavity and cancer detection. He also offers cosmetic procedures such as In-Office Zoom Bleaching, Veneers, and Bonding. Dr. Dawson's main priority is his patients. He has a conservative and unhurried manner, which allows his patients to feel comfortable and always well informed."

One of the most common myths about dental health is that sugary foods are the main culprit behind tooth decay, Dr. Rich edifies that this is however only half of the story because tooth decay is actually caused by acid and also the failure to keep teeth and gums clean. The doctor suggests that to curb tooth decay people much brush their teeth regular. Another oral hygiene tips that the doctor busts is brushing teeth directly after a meal. Dr. Rick informs that by brushing right after a meal, people are damaging the weaken enamel and scrubbing in the acid deeper into the enamel which can further weaken it. The doctor suggests that people wait at least 30 minutes after a meal to brush.

Finally, the myth that no visible problems equates to no problems at all, Dr. Rick Dawson want to inform people that this might not always be the case because the first signs of tooth decay and cavities are usually missed by the untrained eye, therefore it is necessary that regular visits to the dentist are made to maintain a healthy smile and nip the problems in the bud as soon as they begin.

About Dr. Rick Dawson
Dr. Rick Dawson, a native of Salisbury, earned his undergraduate degree from West Virginia University in 1992. He continued his education at West Virginia University, earning his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 1996. Dr. Dawson returned to Salisbury in 1996 and there he began practicing in General Dentistry. In 2002 he opened his own Family Practice, welcoming patients of all ages.

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