The month of December is full of holiday parties and celebrations, and many of these gatherings involve the consumption of alcohol. Whether it’s wine with a meal or a fun Christmas cocktail, there is no shortage of booze during this…
Tag: cavity prevention (page 3)
Why you should book dentist appointments now
The holiday season is in full swing, and dentist appointments are most likely the last thing on your mind. However, between the office parties, family dinners and shopping trips, now is the best time to squeeze in your regular cleanings!…
What your tongue says about your health
We brush our teeth every day, but it’s easy to forget about the tongue. However, paying attention to your tongue can give vital clues concerning your oral and overall health. Next time you’re brushing your teeth, be sure to brush…
Pregnancy and oral health
There’s nothing more exciting than waiting for your little one to arrive in the world. However, pregnancy can involve a lot of challenges. The hormone changes that come with pregnancy can have a significant impact on your body and health,…
Caring for your teeth during the holidays
It’s officially October, and we’re now entering the last quarter of the year. It’s the time of year packed with holidays, and with any holiday comes cookies, cakes, and every type of sugary treat. It’s a dangerous time for cavities…
Don’t skip your dentist appointments, here’s why
Everyone is back from their vacations. Work is piling up and calendars are filling up. The “To-Do” list keeps getting longer. As each day gets busier, you may be tempted to skip your next dentist appointment. However, going to the…
Building back-to-school brushing habits
Summer break is over, and school is back in session. Now, it’s time for early mornings, bus rides, packed lunches and … a new dental hygiene routine?! That’s right. Now is the perfect time to start fresh with your child’s…
Caring for your teeth with braces
Braces are the perfect trap for sticky, brittle and crunchy food particles. This is why so many braces-wearers are told to avoid food like popcorn and caramel-filled candy bars. Other food can also get trapped between braces wires and cause…
Ways stress can affect your oral health
There are countless links between stress and health. High stress can have an effect on your overall physical health, and more specifically, your oral health. Some signs stress may be affecting your oral health include experiencing dry mouth, mouth sores,…
10 useful facts about your gums
Your gums are just as vital to your oral health as your teeth! That’s why it’s important to know their function and how to properly care for them. Here are 10 useful facts about your gums that will help you…