5 Signs You Need To Replace Your Toothbrush
As a general rule of thumb, you should replace your toothbrush once every six months. That is the time it takes for the brush to…
As a general rule of thumb, you should replace your toothbrush once every six months. That is the time it takes for the brush to…
Porcelain crowns cover large openings in a tooth to ensure your smile functions like normal. Unlike metal-colored crowns that shine in the light, these are…
Teaching kids to take care of their teeth is one of the best lessons you can pass on as a parent. Not only does this…
Fluoride is an amazing mineral that keeps your teeth healthy and strong. Many patients who experience tooth decay do so because of a lack of…
Between the ages of 40 and 50, your mouth goes through some pretty big transformations. As the rest of your body prepares for the second…
Dental veneers are special sheets of porcelain that cover discolored or damaged teeth. They can be used for a variety of applications, all with the…
As the summer months start to pass, you might be inclined to go on a camping trip with your family. While this can be an…
Continued from Part 1 Eating And Drinking Tips Eating balanced meals with minimal snacks will help you control plaque formation and dental disease in your…
In order to keep your smile looking its best, it is important for you to take proper care of your teeth at home. Your six…
The summertime offers the perfect weather for playing out in the park, but all that activity could lead to trouble. The same theory applies to…
Keeping your teeth clean at work is not always easy because you don’t have a way to brush your teeth. This can lead to bad…
Teaching your children about the Tooth Fairy is an effective way to encourage them to brush and floss their teeth. If they’re scared to go…
Continued from Part 1 How To Find Out If You Need A Root Canal (Continued) If you have not visited the dentist in a while,…
If the nerve of a tooth is damaged by decay or infection, you may need to get a root canal. This is an alternative to…
Dental emergencies can happen when you least expect them – hence the name “emergency.” Car accidents, sports injuries, or a simple trip down the stairs…