Sensitive teeth can occur for different reasons, but it’s often the result of enamel loss. This can be due to poor dental hygiene, brushing too hard, or even gum disease. Your dentist is well-equipped to diagnose the cause of your tooth sensitivity, how to treat...
Plenty of people have dealt with cavities in their teeth. Maybe it was the horror stories your parents told you as a child that keep you anxious about getting cavities. You might have even had to have cavities filled before in your life, and are...
Many people spend the holidays concerned about how it will affect their waistline. However, have you ever stopped to consider how it can affect your dental health? The good news is that many traditional Thanksgiving foods are actually good for your teeth. Just keep an...
As the year winds down, it’s becoming time to think about the funds you have left in your FSA account. Unlike HSAs, these funds don’t roll over into next year. That’s why it’s important that you use the money while you can on approved medical...
Some people aren’t sure what to do if they chip a tooth. Should you ignore it? Should you call your dentist? How big of a problem is it and what should be done about it? While the cause of a chipped tooth can vary, the real...
Due to COVID-19, this Halloween is going to be different than those that have come before it. Despite that fact, the effects of candy on your teeth will remain the same. The sugar and acids, along with the sticky and gummy consistencies from getting treats...
Nutrition and your oral health go hand in hand. Not only does a diet full of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients help keep your teeth, mouth, and gums healthy, but certain foods can actually help clean your teeth while you’re consuming them. To better understand the...
Young adulthood is an exciting time in people’s lives. Depending on who you ask, this stage of life spans from 18 to around your early-30s. During that time you’ll experience some of life’s biggest milestones—going to school, starting a career, buying a home, starting a...
What is gum disease? Gum disease is a bacterial infection that can have serious repercussions not only for your gums, but for your whole mouth. It comes in two forms—gingivitis and periodontitis. Gingivitis is the milder form and can result in gums that are tender...
Chances are that you will face at least one dental problem in your life. It may be something as simple as filling a cavity or it may be more complex like bruxism. In this article, we’ll cover five common dental problems and how to fix...