Of course you want your teeth to look as bright as possible. Whiter teeth give the appearance
of health and youth as well as boosting your confidence, so it’s understandable that white teeth
would be a priority!
But what happens when you want a professional teeth whitening but you have dental implants
or...
It’s estimated that over 64 million Americans have some form of gum disease. Ranging from
mild to severe, this is one health problem you shouldn’t ignore. If you have any of the signs of
gum disease—from bleeding while brushing to chronic bad breath—it’s imperative that you get
a dental checkup as soon...
Bruxism is a condition in which you grind your teeth, whether knowingly or unknowingly. For
most people, bruxism happens during sleep and they’re not even aware that they have this
harmful habit.
For others, bruxism happens during times of stress while awake, and for others still, they may
grind their teeth while both...
Gum disease, also referred to as periodontal disease, is a condition in which bacteria
accumulate around the gumline and cause an ongoing infection. As a result of this, gum disease causes symptoms such as gum inflammation, chronic bad breath, or bleeding gums .
With an estimated half of American adults over...
Flossing plays an instrumental role in removing plaque and food debris that gets stuck between your teeth that can contribute to cavities and gum disease .
Brushing simply can’t reach the tight spaces between teeth like floss can. It’s why the American Dental Association recommends flossing once per day for...
Every parent has faced the challenge of getting their children to brush their teeth regularly. It's not something their look forward to and often outright refuse to so. For parents facing this challenge, brushing teeth doesn't have to be an activity your child dreads on a daily basis. Be...
The health of your teeth and gums are dependent on several factors, one of the most notable being adequate saliva production. Your teeth were meant to be protected by your saliva—when there’s not enough saliva present, your entire mouth suffers. This can influence gum disease, bad breath, cavities, and...
The importance of having straight teeth cannot be overstated. First of all, straight teeth make it easier to chew, something that we all have to do multiple times each day. Second, many find that they have improved self-esteem when their teeth are straighter. Finally, our mouth is often the...
The 2018 Winter Olympics are in full swing! These athletes train for often hundreds if not
thousands of hours to be able to compete at this prestigious event.
Healthy teeth are more than just a pretty smile for these Olympians. A healthy smile has been
linked to a lower risk for systemic...
We all know there are foods that just aren’t good for our teeth. While all foods produce some
plaque, there are foods that are more damaging to your teeth than others. These include
sugary or sticky foods that can cause plaque that can eventually erode tooth enamel.
After eating these foods throughout...
