How To Keep Your Teeth Healthy (Besides brushing)
It’s easy to get tunnel vision when it comes to taking care of your teeth. To keep healthy, all you need to do is brush every day, and mix in some flossing, right? In some cases, you can keep your teeth clean with this, but the fact of the matter is that there’s a lot […]
5 Surprising Benefits of Dental X-Rays
Regular dental care is an invaluable asset to your quality of life. Dentists do more than clean your teeth and fix your smile. They play a crucial role in the overall well-being of every single patient they see. One way dentists do this is by using x-rays to help them identify issues, plan a course […]
What to Do About Your Sensitive Teeth
Many people experience tooth sensitivity and often, they blame their ice cream or hot soup for it. But what many do not realize is that sometimes the cause of sensitive teeth is more than just hot and cold food. Why Tooth Sensitivity Occurs The part of your tooth that shows above the gumline is […]
Tips on Keeping Your Teeth in Good Condition During Holiday Season
The holiday season is almost here, and as your friends, we want to wish you a happy holiday! As your oral health care provider though, it is our responsibility to remind you about keeping your teeth healthy during this season that’s filled with parties! As you probably have no time for dental visits this […]
Are Your Teeth Ready for Halloween Candies?
Your kids are probably excited about Halloween, what with their great costume, and an even greater selection of Halloween treats they can get when they go Trick or Treating. Of course, you want your child to enjoy! But you do not want as a toothache to affect their memory of this year’s Halloween? Keep […]
Junk Food and What It Does to Our Teeth
Some people find it difficult to quit eating junk food completely – and this goes without saying. Some foods that we consume on a daily basis can cause enamel erosion that leads to increased teeth sensitivity to cold, hot, sour and sweet. If a person’s oral hygiene with proper brushing and flossing is not maintained […]
Food and Drinks That are Bad for the Teeth
Although there are many available dental procedures and treatments that ensure optimal dental health, prevention is still better than any cure. Other than brushing and flossing your teeth on a regular basis, avoiding the wrong foods and drinks also help in keeping your teeth healthy. Here are some of the foods and drinks that damage […]
3 Tips for Preventing Toothaches
Toothaches are unforgettable. If you’ve ever had one, you’re sure to remember how it felt. Usually, toothaches are either dull, sharp, or worse, throbbing. Toothaches are triggered differently, often, depending on the degree of damage to the tooth, gum tissue or supporting bone. Some teeth hurt when there’s applied pressure, while other teeth just hurt […]
Holiday Foods to Watch Out For
Now that the holiday season is upon us that means it’s time for food, family, food, presents, holiday parties, and food. There’s a lot of food around is what we’re saying. Tons of different varieties, holiday treats you don’t see the rest of the year, family recipes and specialties, and a whole lot of ways […]
The Effects of Hot Drinks on Your Dental Health
As the weather gets colder we want to feel warmer. That means bundling up to go outside, turning up the thermostat in the house, and relaxing with some nice hot beverages. As much as those pumpkin spice lattes inspire comfort and taste delicious warm drinks can create problems with your teeth. Tea, coffee, and hot […]
