Oral Health

There’s No Substitute for a Toothbrush and Floss

Many dental patients wonder why, with all the developments in dentistry, we still send you home with a complimentary toothbrush and roll of floss. The Most Important Tools to Keep Your Smile Healthy It’s true, they do seem a little old-fashioned in our high-tech world, but don’t let their simple design fool you. These tools

Read More

Want To Keep Your Enamel Healthy? Avoid Doing These 11 Things

1. Chewing on hard foods We’re looking at you Bone-in ribs and hard or stale bread. 2. Chewing on hard items This includes fingernails, pencils, pen caps, and ice. 3. Grinding your teeth If you grind your teeth, talk about it with your dentist. An appliance can protect your smile. 4. Eating too much sticky

Read More

The Crucial Role of Preventative Care and Other Insights from Create A Smile in Bloomington

Preventative care is the cornerstone of maintaining optimal oral health and preventing dental problems before they arise. At Create A Smile, PC – Dr. Ken Moore in the Bloomington, Indiana area, we believe in the power of proactive dental care to keep our patients smiling confidently for years to come. Why Preventative Care Matters Early

Read More

Let Us Ease Your Dental Anxiety

Are you worried about seeing the dentist? Are you apathetic about discussing your smile? Settling into the reality of what you are prepared to discuss with your dentist is the first step to relief. 1. Talk To Us: Whether you want to have same-day crowns or sedation dentistry done, call now to schedule a consultation.

Read More

Are Your Eating Habits Sabotaging Your Oral Health?

Most Bloomington residents know that frequently eating foods high in sugar can cause cavities. Therefore, it’s important to limit candy, soda, cookies, etc. Also, remember that frequency is as dangerous as the amount of sugar. At Create A Smile, PC, Dr. Ken Moore, and Dr. Elena Wiser want you to be wary of your sugar

Read More

Health Habits To Keep You Smiling

In today’s post from Create A Smile, PC – Dr. Ken Moore, we focus on vital behaviors that influence oral health. Of course, effective brushing and flossing are two vital habits for healthy teeth, but there are many more things we can do to keep a healthy smile. Diet Do’s Do eat a nutritious diet

Read More

Raise Your Dental IQ in Bloomington

Want to raise your Dental IQ and improve your oral health? Create A Smile, PC – Dr. Ken Moore wants you to be educated about oral healthcare. One simple lesson involves bacteria, and everyone’s mouth has a lot of it. But, don’t worry, bacteria per se isn’t the problem. It’s the balance of bacteria that’s

Read More

Avoiding Tooth Decay in Bloomington, Indiana

Tooth decay is a common dental problem that affects people of all ages in Bloomington, Indiana. Tooth decay is caused by the buildup of plaque on the teeth. That plaque can harbor bacteria that produce acid. This acid can erode the enamel of your teeth which leads to cavities and tooth decay. The impact of

Read More

5 Ways To Floss Daily in Bloomington

Hello! If you want to floss regularly but are too tired at night, this post is for you. In our Create A Smile, PC – Dr. Ken Moore blog, we want to give you a few ideas for unique times to floss and keep your teeth and gums healthy. 1. If you’re an early riser,

Read More

Mastering the Art of Oral Hygiene: Your Gateway to a Healthy Smile

A healthy smile is not only a reflection of good dental care but also a gateway to overall well-being. Proper oral hygiene practices are the foundation of a radiant smile. At Create A Smile, PC—Dr. Ken Moore, we believe that prevention is key to maintaining optimal oral health. In this article, we will explore the importance

Read More

TEXT OUR OFFICE

Text message is limited to 1000 characters.

I consent to allow Create A Smile Dentistry - Dr. Ken Moore to send text messages to my wireless phone number. Message frequency may vary. I understand I may opt-out at any time by replying "Stop".

HOW IT WORKS

  1. Enter your Name.
  2. Enter your Cell Phone Number, area code first
  3. Enter your text message in the box.
  4. Click "Send Text"
  5. A copy of this text will be sent to the office and to your cell phone. The office's reply will also be sent to your cell phone where you can continue the text conversation.
Note: Mobile message and data rates from your cell phone carrier may apply.Close ClickToCall Button
NagiosCheckValue - Do not remove please