It’s important for parents to keep their children healthy and strong. But did you know that you’ll need to keep your child’s mouth healthy if you’re hoping to help them stay healthy overall? To do so, you’ll have to visit a dentist regularly—but did you know when you should schedule your child’s first appointment? We… Read more »
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Choosing the Best Toothpaste
You have a ton going on in life to focus on, and it’s probably safe to say that worrying about whether or not you’re using the right type of toothpaste is pretty low on your totem pole of concerns. However, you can greatly improve the quality of your oral health by using the right type… Read more »
Dental Care is Vital During Pregnancy
Are you pregnant? Do you want to do everything you can to keep your unborn child healthy and safe? If you do, you aren’t alone—but did you know that practicing good oral hygiene plays a major role in accomplishing this goal? You see, when women get pregnant, their hormone levels rise, increasing the likelihood of… Read more »
Are Your Teeth Sensitive?
If you experience a short burst of tooth pain when eating frozen yogurt or drinking your morning coffee, you may have sensitive teeth due to exposed dentin. Dentin is the layer under the tooth’s enamel containing microscopic tubules filled with nerve endings. Normally, the tooth enamel in a crown protects the more sensitive layer of… Read more »
3 Causes of Bad Breath
Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is common in many people today. Most bad breath problems occur when the bacteria in your mouth releases chemicals that have strong odors. The bacteria in your mouth can come from many different reasons. However, here are three common causes of bad breath: 1. Gum Disease: Gum disease causes… Read more »
Spook Away Cavities this Year With Proper Oral Care
Halloween is here again, bringing the shadow of sugar to your children’s dental health. With sugary sweets and treats lurking, cavities are usually not far behind. We all know the dangers sugar can have on our teeth, causing more bacteria and plaque. It can be a dental nightmare! However, this year you have nothing to… Read more »