The most effective way to fight cavities is to floss and brush routinely, but sometimes it can be tough to reach the entire surface of your teeth. This is especially true in the case of our molars, which reside in…
Will the things you eat or drink damage your teeth? We all love a good snack every now and then. However, you should keep in mind that some of your favorite foods and drinks may be causing harm to your…
It’s no surprise that soda is harmful to our health. Heavy consumption of soda can lead to things such as obesity and diabetes. Not only does soda negatively affect our general health, it is also a problem for our dental…
Dental examinations, even with enhanced lighting and magnification, often do not reveal everything. Large cavities and bone loss from gum disease that start between teeth are revealed at the end of the roots and detected by x-ray. Hollowing out of…
If you like chewing gum, we have some good news! The American Dental Association (ADA) has found that chewing sugarless gum following a meal for 20 minutes can actually help keep your teeth protected from cavities. The reason for this…
Bad breath is something that we have all experienced at some point, but, if you are not flossing, you may be experiencing it more than others. To start, flossing each day will help remove bacteria from between your teeth and…
We have stated this before but is important to remember that your oral health is connected to your overall health and well-being. We want to assist our patients any way we can with their dental health and their general health…
For individuals looking to keep their teeth sparkly white, good dental hygiene is important. But did you know that certain foods and drinks can stain your teeth? Tooth enamel is the strongest material in the human body, but it is…
Every time you go to the dentist, you are reminded of how important your oral hygiene is. In addition to taking care of your own dental hygiene, if you are a parent, it is important to take care of your…
Like many other aspects of our health, our oral health tends to experience a decline with age. Why does this occur? The most common reason why we experience a decline in our oral health is due to a decline in…