22 Feb When, Why, and How: Brushing Your Baby’s Teeth
Brushing your little one’s teeth may seem intimidating. Today, we’ll tackle when, why, and how should I brush my child's teeth? ...
Brushing your little one’s teeth may seem intimidating. Today, we’ll tackle when, why, and how should I brush my child's teeth? ...
Pregnancy changes a woman’s body - even their teeth. Today, we’ll look into how oral health protects both the mother and the child....
Do you feel like your smile isn't white anymore? Half of Americans feel the same. Here's 4 tips to brighten your smile!...
Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure that can significantly improve your overall health and appearance. Sparkling white teeth give you a younger look and make you more comfortable smiling and interacting with people. On the other hand, discolored and poorly maintained teeth give the...
Protecting Your Dental Health This Thanksgiving We all have our Thanksgiving traditions, whether that’s a certain dish made by a favorite aunt, a particular movie played every year, or a game of football in the backyard with all the cousins. Thanksgiving revolves around these traditions—most famously,...
Did you know that 50% of kids aged 6-8 have at least one cavity in their baby teeth, and over 50% of kids from 12-19 have had at least one cavity in their permanent teeth? Life can be so busy that prioritizing your children's dental...
At the end of a long day, when faced with the choice between battling your toddler over brushing their teeth yet again or just putting them to bed, you may be tempted to forgo the fight. After all, you think, aren’t they just baby teeth? It’s...
Dental abscess is labeled by one dentistry as a serious condition, one that “affects approximately 200,000 people in the U.S. every year, resulting in a large portion of the estimated 850,000 dental emergency room visits annually.” If dealt with promptly, it can be resolved without...
Four of the Worst Summer Foods for Your Dental Health It’s summer, and most people would rather spend a day at the beach than getting a cavity filled. You’d rather use this precious time at the pool, or grilling with your family, or soaking in basically...
Everyone knows—coffee is terrible for your teeth. While it tastes delicious and provides the energy boost you need to get through the day, it also leaves behind an unfortunate yellowish-brown residue that most people would rather do without. Red wine, too, gets a bad rap...