Troisi Dentistry

Dental X-rays are a valuable tool for dentists, as they can reveal cavities, infections, bone loss, and more—things that aren’t always visible during a regular exam.

Thanks to modern technology, dental X-rays are very safe. Today’s digital systems use extremely low radiation levels and follow strict safety guidelines to keep you protected.

Have you had X-rays taken at your last checkup? Tell us about your experience in the comments!

Chronic bad breath, or halitosis, can be more than just a social nuisance—it’s often a sign of underlying issues like gum disease, dry mouth, or poor oral hygiene.

Brushing, flossing, rinsing with mouthwash, and staying hydrated are great first steps, but don’t ignore persistent odor. This could be a sign to visit your dentist.

What do you do to address your situation? Tell us about your experience in the comments!

Did you know that chronic stress can take a serious toll on your oral health?

It’s linked to teeth grinding (bruxism), jaw tension, and even painful mouth sores. Over time, these symptoms can lead to bigger dental problems if not addressed.

Have you noticed any of these signs during stressful times? Tell our team all about it in the comments.

Ever felt a sharp twinge when sipping hot coffee or enjoying ice cream?

Tooth sensitivity can be caused by worn enamel, receding gums, cavities, or even teeth grinding. Thankfully, solutions like desensitizing toothpaste or certain dental procedures can help bring relief.

Have you noticed sudden sensitivity in your teeth? Tell us about your experience in the comments.

Think you know the truth about your teeth? Let’s bust a few common dental myths! 🦷

No, sugar doesn’t cause cavities overnight—it’s actually the prolonged exposure and lack of brushing that does the damage. And if your gums bleed when you brush, that’s not normal—it could be a sign of gum disease!

What’s a dental myth you’ve always wondered about? Tell us about them in the comments.

Happy Independence Day! 🎆

As you enjoy the celebrations, good food, and time with loved ones, don’t forget to show your smile some love, too.

Whether you're indulging in BBQ or sweet treats, be sure to brush, floss, and drink plenty of water to keep your teeth healthy. Once the holiday fun winds down, our team can also help you keep your smile in top shape.

How will you spend this 4th of July? We'd love to know in the comments!

Feeling nervous about your dental visit? You’re not alone—and we’re here to help.

Try arriving a little early to relax, bring headphones or a stress ball, and don’t hesitate to ask about sedation options like nitrous oxide or IV sedation. Knowing what to expect can ease your mind and make your visit significantly more comfortable.

What helps you feel more relaxed at the dentist? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Do you ever catch yourself clenching your jaw or grinding your teeth—especially during sleep? Waking up with a sore jaw might be a sign of bruxism, a condition that can wear down enamel and put added stress on your jaw joints.

Without treatment, these symptoms can worsen over time. But with the right care, bruxism can be effectively managed—protecting both your smile and your comfort.

Have you noticed any signs of jaw clenching or teeth grinding? Share with us in the comments!

Tomorrow is National Insurance Awareness Day! 🦷😁

Dental insurance might not always be top of mind, but it’s a key part of maintaining both your health and your finances. Many plans cover preventive care—like cleanings, exams, and x-rays—which can help you steer clear of more serious (and expensive) dental issues down the line.

Have you been putting off a dental visit? This is your reminder to check your coverage and use those benefits. Your smile—and your budget—will be glad you did!

According to the Academy of General Dentistry, most people brush for only 45 to 70 seconds—far short of the recommended 2 to 3 minutes. But brushing properly really pays off over time!

If you follow the full recommendation, you’ll spend about 40 days of your life brushing your teeth. That’s a pretty small commitment for a life showing off a healthy, confident smile!

How often do you brush your pearly whites? We'd love to know in the comments.

Happy National Hydration Day! 💧

Staying hydrated not only helps you beat the summer heat, but it also plays a big role in washing away harmful bacteria—keeping both your body and your smile healthy.

What are your go-to summer drinks? Share your favorites with us below!

June 21st is National Selfie Day! 😄

Summer is the season of selfies, but did you know that almost half of young adults have removed themselves from Facebook photos simply because they weren’t happy with their smile?

Here’s the bright side: that confident, picture-perfect grin is totally within reach with the support of your trusted dentist!

Any summer plans this year? Tell us about them in the comments.