As tasty as our favorite sugary foods and beverages are, they can not only harm your overall health but the condition of your teeth. If you eat a lot of sugar, you may have heard comments from your dentist about taking better care of your teeth because it’s true; sugar leaves lasting, negative effects on …
Looking to make a good impression with everyone you meet? Just try flashing that beautiful smile of yours! Most perfect smiles don’t come naturally, and that’s okay; we’re here to help! Cosmetic bonding has helped millions of people achieve the smile they’ve always dreamed of without all the hassle. Learn more about this simple procedure …
We’ve all heard of them and the importance of avoiding them, but what actually are cavities? Have you ever had a cavity filled? According to the CDC, this common tooth problem affects about 91% of the U.S. population aged 20 to 64, with about 27% being untreated. Time to learn all about cavities and what …
Keep noticing you have bad breath? You may want to examine your diet. While proper dental hygiene can help minimize the smell from your mouth, the food you eat throughout the day can cause your breath to get bad quickly. Certain drinks and foods can taint your breath for hours and even days. Food and …
Brushing at least twice a day is excellent for your dental health! But did you know that without flossing, you’re missing almost 35% of each tooth’s surface? Flossing is a key part of practicing good dental hygiene and can help you reach those areas your toothbrush can’t, such as between your teeth and just below …
Dental Implants have been around since the fifties, but in the past decade have become the standard and most common way to replace missing teeth. No more dentures! A dental implant is composed of a surgically positioned metal frame placed in the jawbone under the gums. Once the dental implant is in position, the dentist …
Need another reason to incorporate healthier options into your diet? Several types of fruits and vegetables can help protect your teeth from developing plaque that leads to gum disease and tooth decay. There’s no easier way to practice good oral hygiene than simply eating! Take a look at the best fruits and vegetables to eat …
Gingivitis is a mild form of gum disease that causes redness, swelling, and irritation of the part of your gums by the base of your teeth, the gingiva. While it is very common, it’s important to get it treated and correct the problem as it can lead to much more serious gum disease and possible …
Your dentist might recommend you get braces to help correct a variety of problems such as a cross-bite or overcrowding. While you may be uneasy about the process and wondering how you will be able to adjust, there are some simple things you can do to help! Here are some tips to keep in mind …
Foods That Are Good For Your Teeth When you want to take care of your teeth with the foods you eat, it’s time to do more than avoid sugary snacks and drinks. Pay attention to what you are eating and look for foods in their natural state for their mildly abrasive properties. Strawberries Despite being …
