We all know that good dental care starts at a young age, but for a tired, worn-out mom, it is many times easier said than done to get your kiddos to brush and floss as they should. Here are a…
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Seeing a dentist is important to oral health and here’s why
You’ve heard us say it many times before. Good dental health begins with regularly scheduled appointments. At a minimum, a healthy person should see their dentist two times per year; with at-risk groups coming more frequently. But have you ever…
Bruxism: What is it and what can you do to prevent it
Teeth grinding is a condition that involves involuntary grinding, clenching, or gnashing of the teeth and can occur at any age. When these actions occur repeatedly and regularly, they can cause tooth decay or other oral health problems. Signs of…
Adding oral care to your nighttime routine
For most Americans, nighttime comes with rituals of some sort. Whether washing your face and taking out your contacts or turning the fan on and the air conditioner down so the room is the perfect temperature, we all have things…
Fun Summer Lunch Snacks
Make lunchtime easy this summer and set your kid up for success with these healthy, tooth-friendly, and most of all easy lunchtime meals. Turkey & Cheese roll-ups: Put a new spin on the traditional turkey sandwich by rolling turkey, cheese,…
Drink this, not that for a healthy smile
What you drink impacts your teeth! That’s why it’s important to be conscious of the beverages you consume and how they affect your smile. Here are some beverages to drink and to avoid for good oral health. Beverages to drink…
Treating tooth sensitivity
Does eating ice cream or drinking hot coffee sting? If so, you might have sensitive teeth! Sensitive teeth are usually the result of worn tooth enamel or receding gums. With both these conditions, the nerves in your teeth become…
Exercise and its connection to oral health
Regular exercise helps strengthen our muscles, improve cardiovascular health, and boost our mood and overall health. But did you know that staying active can also positively impact oral health? Here, we’ll delve into the many connections between exercise and maintaining…
Caring for your child’s smile
It’s never too early to teach your children healthy habits — especially when it comes to their smiles! This helps set the foundation for a lifetime of healthy dental habits and saves you the stress of getting cavities filled. (No…
Why dental X-rays are necessary
Dental X-rays are a vital part of your oral health and hygiene. Not only do dental X-rays help uncover hidden problems, but they also allow dentists to plan and perform treatments to relieve these problems. Here’s why X-rays are great…