The holiday season is just upon us. Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day—there is a lot of celebrating on the horizon. When you’re making plans, it might be easy to forget to schedule your dentist’s appointment, but here’s why now is…
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Healthy halloween treat alternatives
Halloween is just around the corner, and we all know what that means: Scary movies, pumpkin picking, trick-or-treating, and of course — lots and lots of candy. The spooky October holiday is not known for being the healthiest, but we…
Avoid these beverages for a healthy smile
Maintaining a vibrant smile goes beyond regular brushing and flossing; it also involves making mindful choices about what we consume. Coffee drinks and sodas may be tasty, but they can also have an impact on the health of your smile! …
Dealing with toothaches: causes and remedies
Nobody likes toothaches. They can swiftly turn from an annoyance to a persistent pain, disrupting your routine and causing discomfort. Although there are many potential causes for toothaches, there are also some simple remedies — that could help ease the…
Let’s talk cavities
Cavities are one of the most common dental problems faced by people of all ages. Although they’re common, not many people know what a cavity truly is, or how they form. Basically, cavities are permanently damaged areas in the hard…
Reasons you should visit the dentist
Life gets busy, and you may be tempted to cancel your upcoming dentist appointment. But here’s a few reasons why you should make visiting the dentist regularly a priority. Prevent problems before they happen It’s recommended that you visit the…
Help your kids form good dental habits
As a parent, it can be difficult to get your child to brush and floss their teeth. It can be even more difficult to get them to their dentist’s appointment without complaining. For their development and overall health, it’s important…
Sugar addiction and oral health
On cold wintery days, there’s nothing better than a batch of warm cookies. Sweet treats like cookies, cakes, and donuts comfort us in the darker, winter months. They satisfy our sweet tooth. But once you have one treat, it’s easy…
Signs of mouth cancer and early prevention
According to the American Cancer Society, 1 in 60 men, or 1 in 141 women will develop mouth cancer in their lifetime. This form of cancer is most likely to affect the tongue, the throat, gums and other parts of…
How exercise can improve your oral health
The new year has begun and every gym is packed with people. It seems like everyone has made a resolution to exercise this year. But by March, all those packed gyms will likely be empty again as people give up…