Don’t Forget About Your Dental Checkup!

We all have busy lives that often results in letting some things slide. Unfortunately, many people let dental checkups slip, resulting in negative long-term effects that become painful to them and damaging to their wallet. That is why having your dental checkup regularly can keep your smile healthy and in the best shape possible throughout your life. Our dentist, Dr.... read more »

Where Did Toothbrushes Originate?

Have you ever wondered when and where toothbrushes were invented? Toothbrushes have an interesting history that goes back thousands of years. Dr. Gregory Stahr and our team are happy to share some toothbrush facts with you. Around 3500 BC, the Egyptians and Babylonians used a twig with a frayed end to clean their teeth. These toothsticks have been found in... read more »

Caring for Your Toothbrush for Healthy Teeth

You take care of brushing and flossing every day--but do you take care of your toothbrush? Your brushing will only be effective if you have effective tools. Here are some tips for taking care of your toothbrush. First, make sure your toothbrush is only used for your own teeth. Sharing toothbrushes is damaging to your oral health, as it spreads... read more »

Smile-Friendly Stocking Stuffers

Did you know that tooth decay affects 60-90% of teenagers and adults, according to the World Health Organization? Tooth decay is the most common disease among children in the U.S., according to the Academy of General Dentistry. However, the good news is that tooth decay is preventable with proper care and daily attention. Dr. Gregory Stahr at All Stahr Dental... read more »

How to Care for Your Teeth This Holiday Season

This holiday season, it is important to continue practicing safe and effective oral health care habits. If you begin to slack on your oral health care, your teeth and gums can find themselves much less effective for many holiday seasons to come. All Stahr Dental PSC wants to keep your smile bright to light up the holidays for you and... read more »

Include These 7 Tooth-Friendly Foods for Thanksgiving

Are you familiar with heart-healthy foods? Have you heard of tooth-friendly foods? Most people know that taking care of your heart by eating healthy is good for you, but not so well known are foods that actually benefit your smile. This Thanksgiving, our All Stahr Dental PSC team in Lexington, Kentucky, Gregory Stahr have some tooth-friendly foods to help you celebrate... read more »

Enhance Your Smile by Taking Good Care of Your Gums

If you have been caring for your teeth and gums you know that healthy gums don't happen by chance. Your gums are an important part of your oral health when it comes to an attractive smile. They perform a vital function by surrounding and supporting your pearly whites. In fact, gum disease (or periodontal disease) is one of the biggest factors... read more »

What Causes Acid Reflux?

You probably know someone who suffers from GERD, which is also known as acid reflux disease. Similarly, you may know that acid reflux can damage your esophagus, but had you heard that acid reflux can also damage your teeth? In fact, did you know that acid reflux can make you more likely to suffer from gum disease, cavities, shifting teeth,... read more »

Vitalize Your Smile This Summer with Our Professional Dental Cleaning

Drs. Smith, Stahr, and Smith love helping our patients in Lexington, Kentucky, and the neighboring communities maintain healthy, confident smiles with our professional dental cleanings. So if you have not had your six-month cleaning yet this year, now is the time to get your smile ready for summer! According to the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), patients who receive regular... read more »

Should I Use Mouthwash?

Many people that come to our office are concerned that they are doing enough for their oral hygiene. And lots of people do a pretty good job. Activities like brushing and flossing fit comfortably into their morning and evening routines. And they are undeniably effective at removing plaque that contributes to tooth decay and gum disease. But the bacteria in... read more »