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You’ve probably heard since childhood the importance of keeping a daily dental hygiene routine. While it’s true, you should be brushing two times a day and flossing once a day, it’s not enough to keep your oral health in the best shape possible. Here, we’re sharing four easy tips and tricks to help you upgrade…
School is right around the corner, which means it’s time to start thinking about your kid’s lunches for the school year. But be wary! There are many foods out there that are disguised as nutritious for your child that might actually be damaging their healthy pearly whites. Here are a few snacks to keep out…
Pre-COVID-19, dental offices were one of the cleanest areas that you can be in. And even during COVID-19, they still are. For a very long time, dentists have been required to adhere to very strict sanitization standards and protocols that you wouldn’t see other than in a hospital. In the midst of a global pandemic,…
When you have a chipped tooth, you probably want it taken care of ASAP. Veneers and crowns are both two common options to repair a chipped tooth. But which one is right for you? Most people think that veneers and crowns are the same treatment, but that’s a common misconception. The main difference is that…
Have you considered straightening your smile with orthodontic treatment? You owe it to yourself to have nice, straight teeth! According to a study, almost 80% of patients who received orthodontic treatment felt that having straight teeth was a life-changing experience. And their self-confidence went way up! But did you know that there are actual health…
Your toothbrush needs to be replaced every 3 months. If you neglect to replace your toothbrush often, you could be putting your mouth at risk for infection or gum disease.
If you’re an avid coffee drinker, you may be unintentionally staining your teeth. Instead of skipping out on the Starbucks drive-thru, try these three tips to protect your teeth from coffee stains.
Fluoride is found in most toothpastes, as well as in tap water around the United States. It’s usually harmless in small quantities, but is it safe for your toddler?
With all the viruses out there we’re trying to avoid, many people are looking for better ways to stay healthy—and that includes keeping a clean mouth. Read on.
Baby bottle tooth decay is caused by frequent, long-term exposure of a child’s teeth to liquids containing natural sugars, such as milk, formula, and fruit juice. These sweetened liquids cling to infants’ teeth for a long time. Unattended, prolonged exposure to sweetened liquids can lead to tooth decay. Children that consume sugary drinks prior to…
