When people have limited dexterity, or have poor oral health concerns or take medications linked to dry mouth, this could leave them vulnerable to tooth decay and infection. But we can offer assistance at their bedside with our dental fillings and portable dental units. Your mobile dentist can help people in Orange County, CA, with dental… Continue reading Placing Fillings For Those With Limited Mobility
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Placing Crowns At Your Bedside
When a tooth develops tooth decay or infection, treatment is needed to avoid worsening pain or the risk of a serious infection that reaches other parts of the smile. To treat the tooth, we can place a dental crown. Your mobile dentist can help people in San Bernardino, CA, receive a lifelike and durable dental restoration!
Common Oral Conditions Our Mobile Dentist Will Address
When people are confined to their bed or unable to leave their home or assisted living facility, this can mean a lack of dental care for their smiles. But professional care is essential, as many common oral conditions in old age could cause serious complications. Our Orange County, CA, mobile dentist can offer treatment to… Continue reading Common Oral Conditions Our Mobile Dentist Will Address
How We Diagnose Our Home Bound Patients
When you have a loved one with limited mobility, confined to their home or a hospital or nursing home, then receiving dental care could be difficult. At the same time, lack of dental care could mean serious complications, such as tooth loss and other complications. But your team at HomeCare can help, and in today’s blog, we’re… Continue reading How We Diagnose Our Home Bound Patients
Our Dentists Can Come To You!
Often, when seniors or those with disabilities have mobility issues, this can prevent them from receiving the routine dental care needed to keep smiles whole and healthy. The elderly in particular could be at risk of severe gum disease and tooth loss. Which is why dental care is crucial, even if leaving the house isn’t… Continue reading Our Dentists Can Come To You!
Dental Care For Patients With Alzheimer’s Disease
A health condition like Alzheimer’s disease can take a significant toll on a person’s life. Mobility and self-care can both suffer as part of the disease’s larger effects on someone who has it. As a result, dental care at home and from the dentist can become more difficult. Oral hygiene and health matter at all… Continue reading Dental Care For Patients With Alzheimer’s Disease
A Comforting Care In Their Own Home
For many seniors, trips outside the house can be a difficult experience. If your loved one has been diagnosed with a form of dementia, then you understand the struggle for them to complete some basic errands like having their hair cut or their nails trimmed. Dental appointments are an area where those with an age-related… Continue reading A Comforting Care In Their Own Home
We Bring Dental Care To Our Patients
Without consistent smile care, a person becomes vulnerable to excess tartar formation, gum disease, and dental decay. These problems affect more than just your oral health. Poor oral hygiene can lead to larger health concerns, and it can also hurt your quality of life by restricting your diet and interfering with your bite function. So… Continue reading We Bring Dental Care To Our Patients
You Never Outgrow Dental Cleanings
There are a lot of things to consider as you age, whether you are undergoing the process yourself or caring for a loved one. Driving to appointments, keeping track of schedules, even getting dressed or getting in and out of a car can add stress, and make traveling to dental appointments difficult if not impossible.… Continue reading You Never Outgrow Dental Cleanings
4 Tips for Helping Someone Else Care for Their Teeth
Often, people who are bedbound or elderly may have trouble caring for their own teeth. Some caregivers are charged with assisting those with motor skill challenges, the very young, and those with behavioral disorders, as well. Regardless of your caregiving situation, oral care is vital for people of all ages to prevent tooth pain, decay,… Continue reading 4 Tips for Helping Someone Else Care for Their Teeth