Copper View Dental

09/30/2025

Protect your smile during cold & flu season by staying hydrated, choosing sugar‑free meds, rinsing after vomiting, and keeping up your brushing even when you don’t feel like it!

When the cold and flu season strikes, your oral health may not be the first challenge you think of. However, the choices you make while battling illness can have a significant impact on your teeth and gums. From sugary cough syrups to dehydration, many common remedies and symptoms can take a toll on...

09/29/2025

Your diet affects your teeth! Sugary snacks can lead to cavities so try swapping them for healthier options like veggies, cheese, or nuts. These foods help strengthen your enamel and keep your smile bright. Need advice? Call us at (801) 968-9548

09/26/2025

Flossing isn’t just a chore; it’s essential! Flossing once a day helps remove food and plaque that your toothbrush might miss. It's a small step that makes a big difference in keeping your gums healthy. Ready to enhance your dental routine? Contact us at (801) 968-9548 for tips or to schedule your next cleaning.

09/25/2025

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 (801) 968-9548 today!

09/23/2025

It’s easy to forget about your dental visits when you aren’t feeling any pain. Still, regular checkups are crucial for maintaining a healthy mouth. Even if you’re not having any discomfort, we can detect early signs of issues like cavities, gum disease, or even oral cancer. Early detection leads to better treatment and a healthy smile for years to come. Book your next appointment with us by calling (801) 968-9548.

09/22/2025

Bad breath often comes from bacteria stuck between your teeth, not just from what you eat. Flossing helps remove the gunk that brushing misses, which can cause odor. To freshen your breath, schedule a cleaning with us today at (801) 968-9548.

09/19/2025

If your teeth feel rough or gritty, it might be more than just plaque buildup. It could be a sign of issues like enamel erosion, tartar buildup, or even dry mouth. While these problems aren’t always noticeable, they can affect your overall health if left untreated. If you notice rough spots or other changes in your teeth, don’t hesitate to schedule an appointment with us at (801) 968-9548. We aim to keep your smile smooth and healthy!

09/18/2025

Some people believe in putting toothpaste on cold sores. While it may dry out the area, toothpaste can irritate the skin and potentially make the cold sore worse! Instead, opt for antiviral creams or ointments designed to target the virus, keep the area clean, and wash your hands after treating it. Otherwise, avoid touching the sore to prevent spreading. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us for personalized cold sore care. Call us at (801) 968-9548

09/16/2025

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 (801) 968-9548.

09/15/2025

Don't skip flossing. It's the key to a healthy smile! Did you know 35% of your tooth surface remains unclean without it? Just 2 minutes daily removes plaque and food debris toothbrushes can’t reach, helping prevent cavities and gum disease. Ready for a healthier smile? Call us at (801) 968-9548 for dental tips and care. Your best smile starts here!

09/12/2025

Taking care of your teeth isn’t just about avoiding cavities – it’s a powerful form of self-care! Regular checkups and preventative care help you to stay healthy and confident. Feeling good about your teeth can reduce stress and encourage you to share your smile more often. Smiling is linked to lower stress levels and improved mood. So the next time you’re tempted to skip that appointment remember: your smile deserves the same care you give the rest of your body! Call us at (801) 968-9548 to schedule yours today.

09/11/2025

Your oral health plays a vital role in your overall well-being. Neglecting dental care can allow harmful bacteria to enter your bloodstream, potentially leading to heart disease. Maintaining a consistent dental routine isn't just about a bright smile—it's about protecting your heart too. Contact us at (801) 968-9548 to schedule your checkup today.

There are different studies as to why gum disease & heart disease are connected. Because of this connection, it makes sense to take good care of your teeth & gums.