When you think of October, fall foliage, Halloween and candy usually come to mind. Many would be surprised to know that October is National Dental Hygiene Month. It is time to pause and reflect on dental hygiene. This year, NDHM focuses on four main components of dental hygiene: brushing teeth twice a day, flossing everyday, using …
Are you happy with your smile? Do you show your teeth in pictures? If the answer to these two questions is no, crowns may be the right option for you. Crowns are synthetic caps, usually made of porcelain, that are placed on top of a tooth. They are primarily used to improve the functionality and …
Teething, like taxes, is an inevitable fate that everyone faces. Teething is the process in which teeth begin to emerge through the gums. Usually, teething can happen at three months old to a year old. No matter when it happens, it is painful for babies to endure and even more painful for parents to watch. …
Kids should practice good dental habits from an early age. This sets the stage for long term oral hygiene and also prevents future complications. However, most kids could care less about brushing their teeth. This has forced parents to get creative when it comes to instilling good oral hygiene in their kids. It’s no secret …
Most people aren’t born with a picture perfect smile. Braces are the next best way to get that beautiful smile. After having braces on for a year or two, the last thing you’d want is to have stains around the brackets. That is why it is so important to clean your teeth properly when you …
Brush ‘Em, Brush ‘Em, Brush ‘EmBrush your teeth 2-3 times a day. Ideally, you should brush them after every meal. Frequent brushing can reduce the amount of plaque on your teeth and bacteria in your mouth. After brushing, always rinse off your toothbrush with hot water. Oh The Flossy, FlossyWhile it is imperative to brush …
