Hormones and oral health: what’s the connection? Contrary to what you might believe, when hormone levels fluctuate you can become more vulnerable to oral health issues. […]
Taking care of your children’s dental wellness is no easy feat – and we’re to help! February is Children’s Dental Health Month. The ADA states that […]
Eating, talking, brushing, and flossing: these are everyday things that sensitive gums could make painful or even unbearable. There could be several reasons why your gums […]
At least 1 in every 8 Americans have sensitive teeth, sometimes on a daily basis. Tooth sensitivity tends to happen more frequently to women and young […]
You may be a star at daily tooth brushing, but are you doing it correctly? Daily brushing, including cleaning between teeth, is vital for removing plaque […]
Canker sores can be really irritating, especially when they make eating and talking painful. You can have really great dental health and still find yourself plagued […]
Holiday cheer is often synonymous with rich, sugary indulgence. Don’t let your teeth (and smiles) suffer the effects of a sugary season. Learn just how sugars […]
The Thanksgiving holiday revolves around family, fun and food, and while it can be a very fulfilling day for most, the overload of food you consume […]
Cavities are known to develop quickly and silently, which makes them quite difficult to treat. While common dental practices include using X-rays or probing tools to […]
National Hydration Day is celebrated in June. Hydration is incredibly important not only for your body, but also for your oral health, specifically in saliva production. […]
Some of the most popular summer treats are popsicles, ice cream and brownies. These are staples at many barbecues, parties and holidays. However, these sweet treats […]
Studies show that 1/3rd of people notice a person’s smile before any other physical attribute. You want that smile to be something a person remembers, and […]
The American Dental Association has various recommendations for brushing your teeth based on studies and trends they have found to be effective for improving oral health. […]
April is National Facial Protection Month and Sports Safety Month. Both of these observances stress the importance of protecting your teeth and gums from injury in […]
Did you know that sugar actually can mean more cavities for your mouth? There is a direct correlation between cavities and sugar because of the role […]