Author: John R. Carson DDS

Did you know that gum disease is one of the most common dental problems affecting adults in the United States? Also known as periodontal disease, gum disease can lead to decay, infection, and even tooth loss. It has also been linked with diseases like diabetes,...

Dental implants are a cutting-edge way to replace missing teeth and restore your smile. Interested in learning more about this dental procedure? Our oral health experts at the dental practice of Dr. Carson, DDS are here to answer your questions about dental implants. What are dental...

Almost everyone’s had a toothache at some point in their lives, but just because this ailment is common doesn’t mean it’s not serious. While many people ignore tooth pain, this symptom can be a sign of a more serious oral health condition—and if it’s not...

You already have an incredibly busy lifestyle, and it can be tough to fit in extra obligations or appointments if your routine is already jam-packed. However, routine dental cleanings should remain a priority on your calendar. While it may not seem like a big deal...

Are Dental Implants Right for Your Smile? Your Guide to Dental Implants  Your smile plays a crucial role in your life. Your smile reflects your confidence, personality, and overall health. A missing tooth or missing teeth not only decrease your self-confidence but also compromise your oral...

You’ve probably been hearing ‘Don’t forget to floss!’ from your parents and your dentist since you were a child. While nearly everyone knows the oral health benefits of flossing, there’s a lot of conflicting information readily available on the internet. It can be difficult to...

Cavities are an extremely common oral health condition, but they can have serious impacts on your smile. If left untreated, cavities can lead to infection, severe tooth decay, gum disease, and even tooth loss. At John Carson, DDS, we’re here to arm you with the...

You probably already know that brushing and flossing every day is necessary to maintain healthy teeth and gums. You can also add mouthwash to your oral hygiene routine if you want to give yourself extra protection from bacteria, plaque, tartar, and dental cavities. Here are...