Video Journal

Video Journal entries
How Does Gum Disease Affect Diabetes?
People with diabetes have an increased risk of developing gum disease. Because diabetes can reduce the blood supply to the gums, people with diabetes are more susceptible to infections in their gums and bones. In this video, Dr. Johnson talks about how to prevent gum disease, which will ultimately help make it easier for patients to control their diabetes.
Alzheimer’s Linked to Gum Disease
Gum disease may actually increase the risk of Alzheimer’s disease according to several recent studies. Researchers have found that one of the key bacterial that causes gum disease, Porphyromonas gingivalis, may also be the root cause of Alzheimer’s disease. Dr. Johnson explains the correlation between the two, and the importance of good oral health to help avoid gum disease.
Tips on Boosting Your Immunity to Prevent Illness
Now more than ever it is important to take good care of yourself. Immune system boosters include foods, lifestyle habits, and supplements to help you fight off viruses and infections. Listen in as Dr. Johnson shares great tips to help you keep both your mind and body strong.
Airfloss vs Waterpic: Which Cleans Teeth Better
Sonicare AirFloss uses a stream of air with microdroplets of water to floss teeth. A WaterPic uses a stream of water to loosen plaque and food from between your teeth. Is one better than the other? Listen in as Fort Lauderdale dentist, Dr. Charmaine Johnson, breaks it down.
Choosing the Right Toothpaste for You
Every toothpaste comes with a promise. Some promise to whiten your teeth, others promise to control tartar or eliminate gum disease, and some promise to help with sensitivity. Which one is right for you. Fort Lauderdale dentist, Dr. Charmaine Johnson, breaks it all down in her latest video.
How to Prevent a Dental Emergency in Fort Lauderdale
What is a dental emergency? Basically, it’s a problem that requires immediate treatment from your dentist in order to save a tooth, stop severe bleeding, or alleviate terrible pain. In this video, Dr. Charmaine Johnson talks about how to prevent a dental emergency.
Teledentistry Appointments Now Available in Fort Lauderdale
Do you have a question about your oral health and need to speak to a dentist? Dr. Charmaine Johnson and our office manager, Kenneth, are here to tell you about Teledentistry. A new service we are now offering at PremierDental Center.
Emergency Dentist in Fort Lauderdale
Many dental offices are closed, but Premier Dental Center in Fort Lauderdale is open for emergencies. Don’t let pain, swelling, or bleeding go unattended. Call our office at 954-566-7479 today! Not sure whether or not you have an emergency? Just call. Our trained staff can access the situation, give advice, and schedule an emergency dental appointment for you.
COVID-19: Maintaining Normalcy and Mental Health During Changing Times
How do you create normalcy during an abnormal time? Fort Lauderdale dentist, Dr. Charmaine Johnson talks about some of the things that are working for her family including keeping a regular schedule and exercising. Her two children and husband also join in and share what they’re working on. We’d love to know what works for your family too! Share in
Emergency vs. Non Emergency Dental Procedures in Fort Lauderdale
During this time, the ADA has mandated that dentists should only perform emergency dental procedures. But what exactly is a dental emergency? Dr. Charmaine Johnson discusses the types of emergencies that require emergency dental treatment. Still not sure? Call our office at (954) 566-7479 to speak with a team member. If you require immediate treatment, we’ll get you in right

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