One of the most chronic conditions in the United States is tooth decay. In fact, 1 in every 5 children in the United States has tooth decay before the age of 10. It’s up to us parents to help our children establish good oral hygiene young. An ounce of prevention is a pound of cure,...Read More
Most people recognize wisdom teeth as the pesky molars that need to be removed and leave you looking like a chipmunk post-procedure. From infancy to adulthood, our teeth erupt in stages. Our final teeth are our wisdom teeth which happen to be the third set of molars we have come in on both the upper...Read More
While toothpaste is a necessity for proper oral hygiene, it also has a number of amazing uses around the home. It can do so many things like polish, remove scratches, and soothe the skin. If you’re going to try any of these, it is best to use a white, non-gel toothpaste. Be sure not to...Read More
Dental procedures, oral hygiene habits, and routine dentistry have come a long way throughout the years. From animal-hair bristle toothbrushes to electric water picks, and chalk to fluoride toothpaste, you can see that there’s a lot of information you might not know about your teeth! Here are 10 unusual facts about your teeth that might...Read More
Pregnancy and oral health questions are very common for new and expecting moms. The stick reads: you’re pregnant. You’re expecting a baby, but you’re also expecting lots of physical changes over the next nine months, to say the last. While you might have some idea of what to expect while you’re expecting, you might not...Read More
As 2017 has drawn to a close and 2018 is upon us, it’s time to consider New Year’s resolutions for the upcoming year. A common New Year’s resolution is to lead a healthier lifestyle. Many of us, however, aren’t likely to follow through. But finding a way to keep up with your New Year’s resolution...Read More
One of the best parts of the holiday season is the tradition of overindulging in seasonal treats. Christmas cookies, spiked cider, and eggnog can bring a smile to anyone’s face. But, some holiday treats might harm that pretty smile. What typical holiday foods and drinks will leave yellow stains on your teeth, increase your chances...Read More
As the holiday season gets closer, calendars begin to fill up with social engagements. From work parties to the annual neighborhood gathering there will be plenty of opportunities to celebrate the season with friends and family. These holiday parties are a time to relax and have fun with your loved ones. No one wants to...Read More
It takes more muscles to frown than it does to smile. But, having crooked, chipped, cracked, or damaged teeth can result in multiple issues not only with your oral health but with your confidence as well and can lead to less smiling. However, with all the different types of cosmetic dentistry available, it’s easy to...Read More
Uh oh! You’ve chipped a tooth, now what do you need to do? Chipped teeth are actually pretty common, and depending on the size and type of chip, there are easy fixes. However, if the damage extends beyond the tooth’s enamel there is a risk of tooth loss or infection. So, first thing first, make...Read More