Scott Levine DDS

07/25/2025

Did you know that poor oral health, including cavities, can have far-reaching effects beyond your teeth? Research suggests a link between dental issues and an increased risk of certain cancers. Keeping your mouth healthy isn't just about avoiding pain—it's an important part of overall wellness. Regular check-ups, good hygiene practices, and a balanced diet can all help reduce the risk of cavities and potentially more serious health concerns. Prioritize your dental health today for a brighter tomorrow! Are you due for a cleaning? Call us at (510) 528-4005 to schedule an appointment.

Poor oral hygiene can lead to cavities, which increase the chance of developing certain cancers. Read about the connection, risk factors, and prevention.

07/24/2025

Think twice before you take a sip! Drinking soda or iced coffee daily can stain your teeth and feed the bacteria that cause cavities. Acidic drinks such as citrus juices or energy drinks can weaken enamel over time and lead to tooth decay. Want a healthier mouth? Try sipping through a straw, rinsing with water after sugary drinks, or switching to more teeth-friendly options such as milk or green tea. Remember to come to your semi-annual checkups with us! Call (510) 528-4005 to schedule yours today.

07/22/2025

Maintaining healthy teeth is easy! Brushing twice a day helps eliminate plaque, freshen your breath, and enhance your smile. Just remember that dedicating a little time each morning and night can lead to significant improvements. Consistency is key! If you need a checkup or advice on effective brushing techniques, please contact us at (510) 528-4005.

07/21/2025

Your teeth work hard every day, so they deserve some TLC. Brushing twice a day keeps cavities at bay and your smile looking great. Pair it with daily flossing and a regular dental visit to ensure everything is in tip-top shape. Ready for a checkup? Reach out to us at (510) 528-4005 today!

07/18/2025

Understanding plaque formation and how it affects dental health can empower you to take proactive steps in your daily care. This article explores effective strategies to prevent plaque build-up, ensuring a healthier and brighter smile. Your dental care routine matters! Schedule a cleaning with us at (510) 528-4005.

We all have plaque on teeth. It is important that plaque in your mouth is removed before tartar develops and the gum disease gets worse.

07/17/2025

You’ve probably heard this so many times, but it’s true – flossing is JUST AS IMPORTANT as brushing! Flossing helps remove plaque and food particles between your teeth that are difficult for your toothbrush to reach. Adding this habit to your routine can also help prevent gum disease and cavities. If you haven’t been flossing regularly, now is a great time to start. Your gums will thank you! Contact us at (510) 528-4005 for more dental care tips.

07/15/2025

Managing psoriasis goes beyond skin health; it can impact your dental care, too. Discover how this condition may influence oral health and learn tips to maintain a healthy smile amidst these challenges. Prioritizing oral hygiene and communicating with us can help ensure you maintain a healthy smile while managing psoriasis effectively. If you'd like to schedule an appointment, call us at (510) 528-4005.

An increasing body of evidence suggests that psoriasis may be closely related to dental health. Learn more here.

07/14/2025

Hey there! Just a friendly reminder to take care of your smile. Did you brush your teeth today? It's such a simple yet important part of our daily routine. Keeping our teeth clean helps us maintain good oral health and fresh breath. Plus, who doesn't love that feeling after brushing? Don’t forget to floss too!

07/11/2025

Oral health is often overlooked in discussions about managing type 2 diabetes, but it's crucial for overall well-being. Maintaining good dental hygiene can help prevent complications and improve quality of life. Regular checkups and mindful care can make a significant difference in both your dental and diabetic health. Take these small steps for a brighter smile and better health! Questions? Call our office at (510) 528-4005.

People with diabetes are at greater risk for dental health and related complications.

07/10/2025

Don't let a toothache disrupt your day! If you're experiencing discomfort or pain, it's crucial to take action. Schedule an appointment with us at (510) 528-4005 and get the relief you deserve. Our team is here to help you smile again and restore your dental health. Don't wait—your teeth will thank you

07/08/2025

A dead tooth can indicate underlying dental issues that need attention. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and treatment options is vital for maintaining oral health. Familiarize yourself with this article, and don't ignore the signs! If you're experiencing any discomfort or discoloration in your teeth, it's essential to contact us at (510) 528-4005.

Tooth decay or dental trauma result in a dead tooth. Toothache and a changed tooth color are the best known symptoms.

07/07/2025

If you've been feeling discomfort around the skin in your mouth after brushing your teeth, you could be dealing with a toothpaste allergy. Symptoms may include mouth irritation, swelling, or a rash around the mouth. Allergies to toothpaste can be caused by ingredients like fluoride, sodium lauryl sulfate, or flavoring agents. Switch to toothpaste with fewer potential allergens. If you experience difficulty breathing or swelling in your throat, contact emergency services immediately. If you have more questions, contact us at (510) 528-4005.