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Working from home offers quite a few perks, including zero commute, more flexibility, and easy access to your kitchen. But while remote work can improve your work-life balance, it may also have unexpected effects on your dental health. From subtle habits to stress-related issues, your daily routine when you’re...
You’ve probably been told at one time or another that chewing gum isn’t great for your teeth; however, that’s not entirely true. When you choose the right kind (sugar-free), it turns out that chewing gum can actually support your oral health in a few surprising ways. In this blog,...
Most people think of dental visits as a way to keep their teeth clean and cavity-free, and to keep their gums healthy. However, did you know that your routine dental appointment is also an important health screening? Dentists are often the first healthcare providers to notice subtle changes in...
Your child’s first dental visit is an exciting milestone, as well as an important step in building good lifelong oral health habits. However, many first-time parents may be nervous about the appointment, as they aren’t sure what to expect or how their child will react. Below, we cover what...
Your toothbrush plays a bigger role in protecting your oral health than you might think. While brushing twice a day is essential, using an old or worn toothbrush can reduce how well you clean your teeth and gums. Knowing when to replace your toothbrush helps you maintain a healthier,...
Many people may not be aware that stress isn't something that just affects your mood; it can also take a serious toll on your oral health. One of the most common ways this happens is when anxiety causes teeth grinding and clenching, a condition known as bruxism. Grinding your...
Everyone has dealt with anxiety in some form. For some people, it's just "butterflies in your stomach." For others, it's much more. You may know that anxiety can have an adverse effect on several systems in your body, but did you know it can also impact your oral health? When...
Stress not only affects your mood, but can also take a physical toll on your body, including your jaw. If you’ve been experiencing jaw pain, headaches, or discomfort when chewing, stress may be the culprit. For many people, chronic stress contributes to behaviors and muscle tension that can trigger...
As a parent, you want your child's smile to develop beautifully and correctly. And while many people associate orthodontic treatment with the teenage years, early evaluation can play an important role in preventing more complex issues later. Known as interceptive treatment, early orthodontic assessment for your child can guide...
Keeping your child's teeth healthy can feel like a constant challenge. While brushing and flossing are essential, some areas of their mouths are actually harder to protect than others. Dental sealants are a simple and effective way to give your child's teeth extra protection during their most cavity-prone years. What...
