“What is gum disease?” you may wonder after a chat with your dentist. A term that ecompasses a variety of situations and needs, gum disease is also common, affecting almost 1 in 2 adults in the United States alone. That…
Sure, mouthwash is a good part of a daily oral hygiene routine, but does mouthwash really work? The plethora of choices at the store can be overwhelming, so if you should use mouthwash, what kind is best? Which One, Which…
A beautiful smile can be the very thing that sets you apart from the crowd. But did you know that seeing an Orthodontist is more than simply cosmetic? If you’ve been wondering who needs Orthodontics, and whether it’s something you…
Gum disease is a common problem, affecting half of adults in the United States. The older an adult is, the more likely they are to have experienced gum disease, whether the more mild gingivitis, or the more advanced periodontitis. So…
Dental Care is an important part of self care. Everyone deserves a relaxing dental visit, and attention to their unique dental needs. Anxiety at the dentist doesn’t have to stop you from getting the dental care you deserve. Here are…
Many things about life have changed in the current COVID-19 Pandemic. One of them being Dental Care. While guidelines allow for urgent dental care, dentists are having to suspend cleanings and checkups. So what can you do at home while…
With the changes that come with COVID-19, it’s easy to get out of your day to day routine. During this time, people should take care of their mental health, physical health, boost their immune system, and practice habits that promote…
Oral Hygiene is important, and one foundational aspect of oral hygiene is brushing your teeth! Making oral hygiene more effective begins with better toothbrushing! Here are 5 ways that you can improve your tooth brushing skills. Pick The Right Tools…
Is your mouth trying to tell you something? Cavities may cause a variety of symptoms that demand you see a dentist. Here’s when to listen to what your mouth is saying to you, and 5 ways your cavity symptoms are…
Having Dentures doesn’t mean that your dental care routine will change drastically. It is still important to regularly care for and clean the gum tissue and remaining teeth in your mouth. Taking care to prioritize your dental health is always…