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Oral Cancer: 6 Symptoms You Should NOT Ignore

Posted By Dr. William Taylor

When Dr. Taylor asks you to stick out your tongue so he can grab it with a piece of gauze and move it around, you might feel a little silly. But to Dr. William Taylor, there is nothing silly about what he is doing. He is checking for signs of oral or esophageal cancer. Given Dr. Taylor’s history, this part of your exam is very personal to him. You see, Dr. Taylor’s mother died of esophageal cancer when Will was just 5 years old. He remembers that her main symptom when she was finally diagnosed was that she had trouble … Continue reading

Can General Dental Care Near Me Help Step Up My Oral Health?

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General Dental Care Near Me Tucson Arizona Area

Good oral hygiene opens the stage to a brilliant smile and a healthy body. Together with at-home oral care, general dental care goes a long way in maintaining optimal oral health. So, are you in search of a ‘general dentist near me’? Search no further than Martin Taylor Dentistry in Tucson, Arizona. When you choose our clinic, you will be in the good hands of Dr. William Taylor, who employs a patient-centric approach to provide the below general dentistry services: Pediatric dentistry: The good part about partnering with us is that we take the needs of everyone in your family … Continue reading

Where Can I Find Dental Hygiene Tips in Tucson, AZ?

Posted By Dr. William Taylor

Drs. Jeff Martin and William Taylor run a leading, patient-oriented dental practice in Tucson, AZ, where they work with patients of all ages, offering critical dental hygiene tips and guidance to prevent the majority of potential oral health issues. The number one treatment for almost any dental health problem is prevention, and the professionals at Martin Taylor Dentistry can help you make sure you’re getting the most out of your dental routine. What Are the Most Important Dental Hygiene Tips? Taking care of your teeth can be a simple job if you establish and maintain a reliable oral hygiene routine. … Continue reading

Why Do I Always Have Bad Breath?

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And Other Frequently Asked Dental Questions How Often Do I Need to Visit the Dentist? Every six months for children and adults is recommended for proper preventative maintenance. Many people believe brushing and flossing consistently justifies fewer dental visits, which is simply not true. Cavities, gum disease, and oral cancer are all dental problems that aren’t evident until later stages when problems begin to develop. Visiting every six months will ensure any issues with your teeth, gums, or mouth are treated early. Waiting until issues develop symptoms can make them more difficult to treat. What is the Best Way to … Continue reading “Why Do I Always Have Bad Breath?”

Complete Smile Makeover: A Life Changing Event for Amber Patterson – Part One

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Can you remember something that truly changed your life for the better? For Amber Patterson, that event occurred when she found out she had won a free and complete smile makeover from Martin Taylor Dentistry. We talked to both Amber and Dr. William Taylor, the dentist providing Amber’s makeover. First let’s hear what Dr.Taylor had to say about his visits with Amber. Then watch for the follow up story when we sat down and chatted with Amber. With over 80 applicants for the complete smile makeover, what types of things were considered in selecting the winner? DR TAYLOR: “Obviously we looked … Continue reading

Frequently Asked Dental Questions Part 2

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Dental Q & A with Dr. Martin and Dr. Taylor Part 2 Recognized as two of the nation’s top dentists, Dr. Jeff Martin and Dr. William Taylor are frequently asked dental questions. We sat down with the doctors and asked them to share some of the most common or interesting questions they’ve been asked and of course their answers! I’m an adult but my teeth feel loose. What does that mean? There can be multiple causes, but most often it is a sign of severe gum disease. Dr. Martin suggests the patient should see a dentist as soon as possible to get a checkup … Continue reading

Preventive Dentistry

Posted By Dr. William Taylor

At Martin Taylor Dentistry in Tucson, AZ, preventative care is the cornerstone of our dental practice. With a combination of good home hygiene and regular professional cleanings and check-ups, your risk of suffering from tooth decay, gum disease, and oral health issues is greatly reduced, which means you can spend less time and money in the dental chair and instead focus on doing the things you love. The value of preventative dentistry With today’s busy schedules and everyone seemingly being pulled in many different directions at all times, it can be difficult to make time for routine dental appointments. However, … Continue reading “Preventive Dentistry”

3 Common Causes of Dry Mouth

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Dry mouth (or xerostomia) is a condition that plagues many patients. This condition can be uncomfortable and lead to problems like sores in the mouth, cracked lips, sore throat, and bad breath. Luckily, treatments do exist to remedy dry salivary glands. If you’re experiencing dryness or a sticky feeling in your mouth, thick saliva, difficulty swallowing, or a sore throat and think you may have xerostomia, contact us at Martin Taylor Dentistry about possible solutions. It can also help to know the most common causes of dry mouth. Here are three! Some Chronic Diseases According to a comprehensive study of xerostomia by the American … Continue reading “3 Common Causes of Dry Mouth”

Flossing Daily? Read This, and Chances Are You’ll Never Forget Again!

Posted By Dr. William Taylor

We all know the moment… that moment of panic when our dental hygienist at Martin Taylor Dentistry asks us if we’ve been flossing. Even though we’re generally honest people, this is one time in our lives we may be tempted to tell a big fat lie. “I try,” we respond meekly. No need to tell her the only time we can remember flossing in the past few days was 10 minutes before this appointment. Yet we all know she can tell we’re fibbing! Especially when it takes her 3 hours and a jack hammer to clean the cement-like plaque off … Continue reading