Not only is it delicious but also your Thanksgiving dinner may actually be good for your teeth! Here’s a look at some Thanksgiving dinner staples and how they measure up when it comes to tooth-friendliness. Turkey Packed with protein the…
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When should you floss?
According to a study done, only 50.5% of Americans follow the recommendation from the American Dental Association (ADA) to floss every day. Of that study, 18% said they never floss. It seems simple, just a small piece of string but…
How to take care of your gums
Good oral hygiene isn’t all about how bright your smile is or how straight your teeth are. It’s also about taking steps to ensure your mouth, as a whole is as healthy as possible including your gums and tongue. Even…
Healthy Smile Club
We’ve said it before and we will say it again. If it were up to us, we would see your happy, smiling faces all of the time. But since we know a weekly trip to the dentist is not on…
The Pros and Cons of using Mouthwash
For many of us, mouthwash is a part of our daily routine making our breath smell and taste minty fresh. But is mouthwash really necessary? And exactly what does it do? Like most things in life, there are pros and…
When should kids start going to the dentist?
When a child is born, there is a first for everything – crawling, walking, talking, school, haircut, etc. While not quite as exciting, your child’s first dentist appointment is every bit as important. According to the American Dental Association, children…
Tooth Erosion: What’s the Big Deal?
From yellow teeth to long-term consequences, here’s why tooth erosion should be a concern.
What to do when your child loses a tooth
Losing a first tooth is a big milestone in a child’s life. While your kiddo will probably be focused on what’s to come from the tooth fairy, it’s your responsibility as a parent to take the opportunity to teach him…
What does it mean when your tongue is white?
If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and noticed your tongue looked white, you might initially be alarmed. Good news, though, there’s no need to panic! Many of the causes of white tongue are harmless and easily fixable. So what…
When should I go to the dentist?
If it were up to us, we would be happy to see your smiling faces all of the time. But, we are going to guess that even if you like us a whole lot, a weekly trip to the dentist…