Run your tongue along the gumline behind your lower front teeth. Do you feel a ridge? This is probably tartar or dental calculus. Even if you brush and floss regularly, plaque and tartar can gradually accumulate. If not removed, these bacteria-breeding substances cause the gums to become irritated and swollen. Eventually, the gums become detached…
Are You Smiling?
Hello Upper Arlington! Welcome to Mark A. Miely DDS, and we have been here serving the Columbus area since 1983. We are constantly striving to cater to the oral health needs of our patients, and we hope that you might be one of these patients soon! One innovative way that we keep our patients and…
Let Us Ease Your Dental Anxiety
Are you worried about seeing the dentist? Are you troubled about discussing your smile? Settling into the reality of what you are prepared to discuss with your dentist is the first step to relief. 1. Talk To Us: Whether you want to have Inman aligners or general dentistry done, call now to schedule a consultation.…
Flossing For Health And Happiness
Most Upper Arlington men and women know that flossing is an important part of oral health. The value of this simple yet critical exercise in oral hygiene has been shown time and time again. Flossing offers a chance to remove bits and pieces that a toothbrush will undoubtedly miss. Being afraid of the ‘cavity bugs,’…
Tooth Whitening: What The ADA Has To Say
When a cosmetic dentistry procedure becomes popular, it’s natural to want to experience the dramatic results for yourself. However, responsible dental patients should know what the American Dental Association has to say regarding common cosmetic dentistry procedures such as teeth whitening. The ADA advises patients to meet with their dentist before starting any bleaching regimen.…
The ADA: Promoting Dental Health Since 1859
Hello, thank you for visiting the Mark A. Miely DDS blog. I’m Doctor Mark Miely. Along with my fantastic team, I have been providing quality dental care since 1983. Today’s message is about the American Dental Association. You have probably seen the ADA insignia on toothpaste and floss—but what else do you know about this…