Can you name someone close to you that hasn’t seen a dentist in who-knows-how-long? If there are men in your life—husband, father, boyfriend—then chances are a few names come to mind. Almost 33 percent of men do not see the dentist regularly. They only go when they have to, i.e. when they’re in pain or there is obviously something wrong such as a broken tooth or lost filling. Now is a good to encourage those guys to see a dentist in Reynoldsburg. June is Men’s Health Month, and the week before Father’s Day is Men’s Health Week. Read on to learn about some dental facts that may just help you convince your man!
Spring is in the air… finally! Time to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors. Also enjoying the outdoors are ticks, which can transmit Lyme disease. Unfortunately, Ohio’s tick population has significantly risen, thereby increasing the number of Lyme disease cases in the state. The symptoms of this disease are varied and do include some 
Orofacial pain is a general term covering any pain that is felt in the mouth, jaws and the face. Unfortunately, it is a common symptom and there are many causes. Estimates are that more than 95 percent of cases of orofacial pain result from dental problems. Fortunately, a dentist is often the one you can see to relieve your pain and find a solution to the problem.
Some things in life are unavoidable—like a few aches and pains as we grow older. There are other things, however, that we really can prevent. One of them is a cracked tooth. Read on to find out what you should and shouldn’t be doing to keep your teeth strong and sturdy.
Dentists have been using implant overdentures as a removable prosthodontic solution for tooth loss for more than 30 years. These dentures provide better retention and stability, so wearers do not have to worry about the embarrassment of a smile that slips or teeth that seem to click and clack during a meal.
Do you know someone who almost never shows his or her teeth when smiling? If so, then chances are they’re embarrassed or even ashamed because they have such crooked teeth. But a misaligned smile is not only a cosmetic concern. When teeth are crooked, you’re much more likely to have oral and even general health problems, too. Read on to learn why your cosmetic dentist in Reynoldsburg, 
Is there a man in your life? Husbands, fathers, brothers, sons, friends—we all know at least one, which means that we probably know someone who has neglected his health in some way or another. Men are notorious for not paying close attention to their health. Well, June is Men’s Health Month, and June 12 to 18 is Men’s Health Week. Aside from wearing blue, what can you do to help your men stay healthy? Send them to Reynoldsburg dentist Dr. Walt Mick! In honor of Men’s Health Month, read on to learn about oral health concerns and how your dentist can help to ensure overall health.
Because your mouth is the point of entry for all the food you eat—nutritious and not so nutritious—it has an impact on every part of your body: bones, muscles, organs, joints and systems. But did you know that just the condition of your mouth is linked to your overall health? It’s true. Scientists and researchers have discovered what is called