A dental emergency like a chipped or broken tooth can be a little scary, not to mention uncomfortable and sometimes painful. Thankfully, emergency dental services can help you find relief and get you taken care of the same day. Here are some of the most common ways...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicate that 47.2% of people in the U.S. age 30 or over are dealing with some form of periodontal disease. 70.1% of U.S. citizens age 65 and older suffer from gum disease. A healthy mouth is about more than white...
Plaque is the sticky substance that forms on your teeth when food particles are not removed through brushing and flossing. Bacteria clings to this plaque and feeds on sugars, which can break down enamel and cause cavities and gum disease. Not all sweet treats are...
What causes yellow teeth? There are dozens of causes of discolored teeth, including dark particles in foods and drinks, certain medications, poor oral hygiene, behaviors such as smoking, and even aging. We know how frustrating tooth discoloration can be. The good...
Do you ever find yourself avoiding conversation or turning away from someone because you’re self-conscious about your breath? Having bad breath can be embarrassing, but luckily you can resolve the issue with the right oral habits and treatment. Check out our guide to...
Dental hygiene is vitally important to overall nutrition and health. Thanks to the improvement and variety of oral health products, it is so easy to maintain good tooth health, yet 92% of adults ages 20-64 have had dental caries, what most people know as “cavities,”...
When your baby gets his or her first tooth, they usually let you know it loud and clear. From drooling and thumb-sucking to crying out in pain, your baby goes through a bit of grief to get those first few chompers. And while baby teeth are an important tool for eating...
In addition to brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing is a critical part of good dental hygiene. Flossing allows you to break up plaque and tiny food debris from hard to reach places between your teeth. But when was floss invented? And why? Prehistoric Era...
Ah, the holidays. Goblets of wine, sweet treats, loads of food, fun, and frivolity. It is truly glorious, but on a dental hygiene level, it can translate into stained teeth, tooth decay, and gum disease. Check out these simple and helpful tips for healthy teeth and...
If you are missing one or more teeth, your dentist can bridge the gap using a dental bridge. This procedure offers many benefits and can give you more confidence by improving the aesthetics of your smile. A tooth bridge can also enhance the comfort of your bite, as...
