Did you grow up feeling scared or nervous at the dentist? If you did, and you have kids of your own now, you no doubt want them to have a better time! Read our blog post for a look at three tips to help your child have positive dental experiences.
Summer is the perfect time for outdoor gatherings, and what better way to enjoy the season than with a delectable picnic? However, while planning your picnic menu, it's important to keep your dental health in mind. Read our bog post where we provide valuable tips on how to plan a smile-friendly summer picnic that will not only tantalize your taste buds but also keep your teeth healthy and happy!
Poor oral hygiene can lead to many oral health problems, and so can a poor diet. Diet plays a significant role in keeping our teeth strong and healthy. Read our blog post for a look at five foods that promote strong teeth that you should start eating today!
When a trend or method that offers a quick fix appears, it’s not uncommon for patients to approach our team with questions about it. This is especially true when it comes to practices around teeth whitening or enhancing oral health. Check out our blog post where we explain one of those practices known as oil pulling.
Each one of our teeth is made up of different layers that have their own purpose. The outermost layer is called enamel. Check out our blog post to find out why tooth enamel is so important.
Seeing red on your string of floss or tasting iron during or after a flossing session can cause alarm. Read our blog post for a look at the causes of bleeding gums and the remedies.
Are you unhappy with the shade of your teeth? If so, you may be looking at your teeth whitening options. You can find a multitude of whitening products at the store, but there are some cons to whitening your teeth with over-the-counter treatments. Check out our blog post for what you need to know!
While dentists aim to preserve your original teeth, there are times when extraction might be the best course of action. Read our blog post for a look at some signs that indicate that your teeth could require extraction.
Dental crowns and bridges restore damaged or missing teeth. Replacing missing teeth is essential to your general health and helps maintain good oral hygiene. But do you know the key differences between crowns and bridges? Read our blog post to learn more!
Taking care of your teeth and gums will have a positive impact on your oral and overall health. Check out our blog post for a look at what you can do for your smile to keep it shining and healthy for many years to come!
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