Even though children will lose their baby teeth (or, primary teeth), those teeth are still important. Baby teeth help children talk, chew, and guide their permanent teeth. Problems with baby teeth, such as premature loss or cavities, can lead to problems with adult teeth. Here’s how you can help prevent damage: 1.) Thumb sucking Many…
Read MoreAs the first day of a new school year approaches, it’s time to get everyone back into their daily routines. Make sure teeth brushing is in the routine, too! Here’s how to help your family squeeze dental care into their busy schedules. Step 1: In the morning Nail down a morning routine for this hectic…
Read MoreYellow or discolored teeth in children may be a concern for parents, but it’s more common than you might think. While it is generally recommended to wait until 13-14 years of age before having whitening procedures. There are some steps you can take to whiten your kid’s teeth. Talk to your dentist. Before doing anything,…
Read MoreThere is usually some debate on the pros and cons of the health of our foods. One day, fats may be bad, and the next day they’re good. Sugar, on the other hand, is pretty much always in the bad category. Besides having negative effects on your overall health, sugar is certainly harmful for your…
Read MoreWhile we always advise visiting your dentist for any dental pain, sometimes you may need a home remedy in the meantime. From a chipped tooth to a cavity, here are some easy ways to temporarily tide yourself over until you can visit your dentist. Swish: These ingredients found in your home can be swished in…
Read MoreYour dentist appointment isn’t a one-way street. Just like the dentist asks about your hygiene, it’s just as important to ask your dentist questions about your dental health. Whether you go once a year or more often, here are some starter questions to get more out of your next visit. Question: Is there anything else…
Read MoreIt’s never been easier to get your teeth whitened these days. In fact, we offer quick, one-hour teeth whitening right tin your dentist’s office. But once you’ve whitened, how do you keep them sparkling white? Here are some tips just for you. Sip with a straw: When drinking dark beverages, like cranberry juice or soda,…
Read MoreWe’re all guilty of making excuses for not doing things we know we should be going. Flossing is a perfect example. Many of us know how important it is to floss our teeth every day, yet oftentimes we make excuses not to. Here are some common excuses you may be telling yourself how to flip…
Read MoreGrinding your teeth at night or clenching your jaw during the day can do more than just give you a sore jaw and a headache. Clenching and grinding (medically referred to as bruxism) can damage your teeth by cracking and fracturing your enamel. It may also damage dental work like bridges, crowns, root canal and…
Read MoreWe don’t want to start a battle of the sexes, but when it comes to oral health, studies show women have a better handle on it than men. Here’s the proof: 1. According to the American Academy of Periodontology, women are more proactive about dental health than men. For example, they are more likely to…
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