Many people turn to at-home remedies to whiten their teeth, but do you know fact from fiction? Here are some common quick-fix teeth-whitening myths.

If you’re concerned about the color of your teeth or worry about how crooked they are, we recommend that you consider getting dental veneers. These thin covers attach to the front surface of existing teeth and have become increasingly popular over the years. Having dental veneers placed on your teeth can give you the confidence … Continue reading Dental Veneers: Confidence Restoration

If you feel that flossing is inconvenient, you might not be doing it correctly. Take a look through our guide to see just how simple the process can be.

Brushing and flossing your teeth play an important role in your oral hygiene, but those aren’t the only two tasks that can protect your health. Regular teeth-cleaning service performed by a dental professional is another important step in maintaining the health of your mouth. Some people feel uneasy about a trip to the dentist, but … Continue reading What Happens During Your Teeth Cleaning?

There are many causes of bad breath ad it’s a common problem for many. The American Dental Association shares several reasons why your breath could smell less-than-fresh.

While of course, you must take care of yourself overall during the flu, it is also important to pay attention to your dental health when fighting illness.

Losing teeth can happen due to gum disease, decay, cancer, injury, or natural wear as you go through life. However, getting dental implant surgery may be an alternative to restoring your smile and your confidence. The Question: What Are Dental Implants? The Mayo Clinic describes dental implants as a medical device surgically inserted into a … Continue reading Dental Implants: Restore Your Health and Confidence

When considering ways to improve your overall health in 2018, why not consider your oral health, too?

Dental pain can flare up quickly and intensely. What if your dentist’s office isn’t open? Or what if the pain is so severe that you think you may need treatment beyond what your dentist can offer? Whatever the scenario, there are plenty of instances where patients debate whether they should go to the emergency room.  … Continue reading Dental Emergencies: Should I Go to the ER?

Dental phobia is real and should be taken seriously, but unfortunately, some people are so nervous that they skip going to the dentist at all.

Jaw pain is a common problem — with a lot of different causes. Some of these are things your dentist needs to address, while others may require a doctor’s care.

  When you brush your teeth, do your gums bleed? Perhaps they become red and sore from time to time, particularly after eating. If so, you may be among many people in the U.S. suffering from periodontal disease. According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, 2 in 5 adults have developed some … Continue reading Periodontal Disease and Your Overall Health

You may have had stomatitis and not even realized it. That’s because this condition is often called other things.

Baby teeth are essential to your child’s health. Healthy baby teeth will pave the way for stronger adult teeth. When you help your children take good care of their teeth, you are starting habits that will last a lifetime.

Millions of people own a retainer to maintain a straight smile, but it is common for people with retainers to clean them incorrectly, or not at all.

Straightening your teeth isn’t just good for your beautiful smile, it also helps reduce areas that are vulnerable to cavities and can help with chipping or grinding. When looking for a straighter smile, both braces and clear aligners can straighten your teeth. Which one is right for you is often determined by your dentist or … Continue reading Braces vs. Clear Aligners

Flossing is important for many reasons, but mainly, it’s the key to fantastic oral health.

Mouth ulcers (also known as canker sores) are generally small, painful lesions that develop in your mouth or at the base of your gums.

Typically, people breathe in and out through their nose, but some breathe in and out through their mouth, which is known as mouth breathing.

Most people know what cavities are (damage to a tooth due to decay), but there’s tons of misinformation out there about prevention and treatment. Here are 5 myths about cavities and how to prevent them.  1. Just brushing twice a day will prevent cavities Brushing your teeth is an essential part of your oral health, … Continue reading 5 Myths About Cavities and How to Prevent Them