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Have Fun This Summer But Play it Safe for Your Dental Health's Sake
posted: Jul. 06, 2020.
As summer reaches its apex here in the western hemisphere, warmer weather beckons many of us out of doors. And there's plenty of fun to be had, from hiking and Read more -
Dental Implants and Smoking - Cause for Concern?
posted: Jul. 01, 2020.
You probably already know that using tobacco causes significant health risks: It increases your odds of getting various cancers and coronary diseases, to name just a few. Unfortunately, not everyone Read more -
4 Things You Should be Doing Now for Your Baby's Long-Term Dental Health
posted: Jun. 26, 2020.
Your baby will grow into an adult so rapidly it will seem like they're changing right before your eyes. And some of the biggest changes will happen with their teeth, Read more -
Disclosing Agents Show Plaque You've Missed When Brushing and Flossing
posted: Jun. 21, 2020.
Removing plaque, a bacterial film that builds up on teeth, daily is crucial in preventing dental disease, but is your brushing and flossing making enough of a difference?Plaque forms every Read more -
Retainers Help you Protect Your Newly Aligned Teeth
posted: Jun. 16, 2020.
Orthodontics can produce an amazing smile transformation. With today’s advanced appliances and techniques even the most difficult malocclusions (bad bites) can be overcome. All of this innovation, however, depends on Read more -
Wearing a Retainer Will Protect Your New Smile After Braces
posted: Jun. 11, 2020.
After living with braces for a couple of years, the “big reveal” finally happens and you see your new smile for the first time. But then you’re told you have Read more -
That Odd 'Lacy' Mouth Sore is No Cause for Alarm
posted: Jun. 06, 2020.
Looking in the mirror, you probably focus on your teeth and gums—i.e., your smile. Your dentist, though, will take the time to look deeper into your mouth, searching for anything Read more -
3 Tips to Making Mealtime Easier During TMD Flare-Ups
posted: Jun. 01, 2020.
If you suffer from a temporomandibular (“jaw joint”) pain disorder (TMD), you know any activity involving jaw movement can be uncomfortable. That includes eating.But avoiding eating isn’t an option—which means Read more -
3 Things to Consider for Lowering Your Child's Risk for Cavities
posted: May 27, 2020.
From the moment your child's first tooth appears, usually between six and nine months, you need to be concerned about Early Childhood Caries (ECC). This particular form of tooth decay Read more -
Treating Gum Abscesses and the Underlying Gum Disease
posted: May 22, 2020.
If you have periodontal (gum) disease, you’ve no doubt experienced red and swollen gums. If, however, you notice an especially inflamed area next to a tooth, you may have developed Read more -
Porcelain Veneers Might not be the Best Option for Teenagers
posted: May 17, 2020.
For chipped, stained, or slightly crooked teeth, dental veneers might be the ideal solution. These thin layers of porcelain bonded directly over the teeth with the perfect blend of color, Read more -
Bad Breath in Children
posted: May 12, 2020.
Even the sweetest children don’t always have sweet-smelling breath. If your child has persistent bad breath, it may be for one of the following reasons:POOR ORAL HYGIENE HABITS. Bad breath Read more -
Reducing Teeth Grinding Leads to Better Sleep and Better Dental Health
posted: May 07, 2020.
We all need a good night's sleep, both in quantity and quality. That's why the Better Sleep Council promotes Better Sleep Month every May with helpful tips on making sure Read more -
Diet and Lifestyle Changes Could Lower Your Risk of Oral Cancer
posted: May 02, 2020.
Oral cancer is one of the more dangerous malignancies people face. But there are ways you can reduce your risk of this deadly disease through changes in lifestyle habits and Read more -
Keep an Eye on These Four Things to Prevent Abnormal Tooth Wear
posted: Apr. 27, 2020.
Teeth are naturally strong and durable — if we can prevent or control dental disease like tooth decay or gum disease, they can last a lifetime. Still, teeth do wear Read more -
Do This for Your Dental Health Before, During and After Cancer Treatment
posted: Apr. 22, 2020.
Although cancer treatment has advanced steadily in recent decades, the most used therapies continue to be radiation and chemotherapy to eradicate cancerous cells. And while they often work, both can Read more
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