Most products these days are perishable. Even bottles of water have expiration dates on them due to the plastic bottles that they are packaged in. This brings up an interesting question in the world of oral care: Does toothpaste expire? The short answer is “yes,” but there is a much longer explanation to accompany it.…
Gum recession is common in adults, and it can cause teeth to become sensitive over time. You can get a gum graft to repair severely recessed gums, but minimal gum recession only requires an adjustment to your oral hygiene routines. If you have slight gum recession, the guide below will show you how to care…
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 lose most of its integrity. If you’re not sure how long it has been since you last got a new toothbrush, the information below will help you determine what to…
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 fluoride in their diet. With the number of fluoride-enriched dental products on the market today, it is now easier than ever to maintain a healthy smile. Let’s take a closer…
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 half of your life, your mouth starts to react to everything you have put it through over the last few decades. If you’re hitting the “midlife crisis” stage in your…
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 exciting adventure for you, it can also be a bad time for your oral hygiene. If you want to enjoy your trip without sacrificing your smile, follow the tips below.…
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 mouth. In particular, you should avoid sugary foods because that is what the bacteria in your mouth will latch onto. Healthy eating will improve your body and mind as a…
Pregnancy transforms the female body in a number of ways. As your body adjusts to accommodate another human being, your mouth may go through a change all its own. It is important to take proper care of your oral health during pregnancy in order to ensure your smile shines bright after birth. Listed below is…
