From Dr. Craig Bremseth Here’s a great dish for holiday gatherings, or Super Bowl watching parties, or just about any gathering where you want to serve memorable food that’s easy to make. Dr. Craig Bremseth at Personal Care Dentistry came across this recipe for Slow Cooker Teriyaki Chicken Wings recently at a great website called…
DetailsThe holidays are usually jam-packed with activities and sweet treats. You often skip your regular oral health care habits because of hectic days and event-filled nights. With that in mind, we have five tips to help your smile cope with the holidays. Embrace Sweet Treats In Moderation Candy and sweets are everywhere during the…
DetailsHow important is flossing in the health of your teeth? According to the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), flossing is the single most important weapon against plaque. In fact, it can be even more important than brushing (and takes less time!) when it comes to preventing tooth loss, cavities, and periodontal gum disease.…
DetailsFrom Dr. Craig Bremseth INGREDIENTS ¼ cup butter 1 cup chopped celery ½ cup minced onion 1 pound mild Italian sausage 2 cups chicken stock 4 teaspoons rubbed sage 2 teaspoons crushed rosemary leaves 2 bags seasoned Pepperidge Farms stuffing crouton cubes (unseasoned) PREPARATION Melt butter in large skillet over medium heat Add celery and…
Details“Gentle and Compassionate Care Is Important to Me” Personal Care Dentistry is happy to welcome Dr. Craig Bremseth to our team. Dr. Bremseth has three decades of experience helping patients with their oral health care needs. Known by his patients and staff as “Dr. B.”, he is a 1991 graduate of the University of Minnesota…
Details7 Reasons for Healthier Chewing This Holiday The more time you give yourself to chew and relax this Thanksgiving, the more your stomach will gracefully expand and allow you to comfortably continue to enjoy your holiday meal without over eating. If you eat that same meal fast, it will hit like a rock and you…
DetailsToothbrush Abrasion Leads to Sensitive Teeth and Gums Brushing regularly is considered vital for healthy teeth and gums, but dental experts warn that you can overdo a good thing. Known as toothbrush abrasion, overbrushing can lead to sensitive teeth and receding gums. Vigorous brushing can wear down the enamel on the teeth as well as…
DetailsYour Oral Health Speaks Volumes About Your Body Your mouth performs a range of important daily activities including eating, drinking, talking and smiling. But did you know that your mouth can also provide clues to other diseases? Dentists can act as disease detectives by simply examining your mouth, head, and neck for signs and symptoms…
DetailsLearn the 8 most common excuses and what you can do to solve each one Do you floss? Or, like many people, do you always seem to find a reason not to? A national survey found that only 41% of Americans floss daily, and 20% never floss. That’s most unfortunate, because flossing is even more…
DetailsAre You Among the More Than 80 Million People Who Suffer? Bad breath (also known as halitosis or malodor) can be embarrassing and tough on those around you. Some people don’t realize their breath could peel paint because others are afraid to tell them. You don’t have to distance the people around you with smelly…
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