Walker Square Dental Associates - Dover Dentist

12/24/2025

12/23/2025

What Your Tongue Reveals About Your Oral Health
Your tongue can tell you more about your oral health than you may realize. A healthy tongue should be pink and smooth, while discoloration or coating can signal dryness, bacteria buildup, or other issues. Giving your tongue a quick daily brush or scrape helps freshen your breath and support overall mouth health. If something looks or feels off, we’re always here to take a look.

12/15/2025

Why Hydration Matters for Your Smile
Drinking plenty of water is one of the easiest ways to support a healthy smile. Water helps wash away food particles, keeps your mouth moist, and even reduces the risk of cavities. Staying hydrated also fights bad breath and protects your enamel from acids. If you need a simple habit that benefits your teeth all day long, sipping water regularly is a great place to start.

12/08/2025

Celebrate Small Wins in Your Oral Health Routine
Every small step toward better oral health matters! Whether you remembered to floss daily or cut down on sugary snacks, those wins add up to a healthier smile. Celebrate your progress this season by scheduling a cleaning or whitening to keep the momentum going. A confident smile starts with consistency—keep it up and enjoy every reason to smile this fall!

11/22/2025

Why You Shouldn’t Delay a Needed Root Canal
Tooth pain or sensitivity may be a sign of infection that needs quick attention. Delaying a root canal can lead to more discomfort and bigger dental problems later. This simple treatment can save your natural tooth and stop pain for good. Don’t wait until the holidays to take care of your oral health—schedule your appointment today and protect your smile!

11/07/2025

Is Gum Sensitivity Normal? What It Could Mean
If your gums feel sore, swollen, or bleed when brushing, it could be a sign of gum disease or irritation. While mild sensitivity can happen occasionally, persistent discomfort shouldn’t be ignored. A professional evaluation can identify the cause and help restore gum health before problems worsen. Healthy gums are the foundation of a strong smile—schedule your exam today to keep them feeling and looking their best!

11/01/2025

The Role of AI and Digital Scans in Modern Dentistry
Modern technology makes dental care faster, more accurate, and more comfortable. Digital scans replace messy impressions, and AI helps us spot early signs of cavities or gum problems. This technology allows us to create precise treatment plans tailored just for you. Experience safer, more efficient care while getting the smile results you want. Schedule a visit to see how advanced tools can make your next dental experience easier and more effective.

10/25/2025

Acidic Drinks and Enamel: What You Need to Know
Soda, sports drinks, and citrus juices taste great, but their acidity can wear down enamel over time. This can lead to sensitivity and cavities if you’re not careful. Rinse with water, use a straw, and brush with fluoride toothpaste to help protect your teeth. Enjoy your favorite drinks without compromising your smile. Stop by for a cleaning and checkup to make sure your enamel stays strong and your smile stays healthy.

10/17/2025

Signs You May Need a Dental Filling Sooner Than You Think
Tooth sensitivity, pain when biting, or dark spots may signal it’s time for a filling. Cavities don’t always hurt right away, so catching them early prevents bigger problems. A filling restores your tooth’s strength and stops damage from spreading. If you’ve noticed small changes in your smile, don’t wait. Schedule a dental visit soon—addressing issues early makes treatment simple and protects your long-term oral health.

10/13/2025

How Poor Sleep May Be Linked to Oral Health Issues

Did you know poor sleep can affect your oral health? Grinding teeth or sleep apnea can lead to jaw pain, worn teeth, or gum irritation. Not getting enough rest may also make it harder for your body to fight infections. If you notice soreness or tension in your jaw, we can help find solutions and protect your smile. Schedule a visit to make sure your teeth and gums stay healthy—even while you sleep.

10/03/2025

Tips for Keeping Dental Crowns and Bridges Strong
Crowns and bridges restore your smile, but they need care to last. Brush and floss daily to protect the edges from decay, and avoid chewing ice or hard foods that can chip them. Don’t skip regular dental checkups—our dentist ensures a perfect fit and long-term durability. With the right care, crowns and bridges can stay strong for years, giving you lasting confidence and a healthy, beautiful smile every day.