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…
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3 ways to improve your flossing
Flossing is the often-forgotten part of a dental hygiene routine. However, it is just as important to your oral health as brushing your teeth! Make your dentist proud and improve your flossing game with these three tips. Floss gently at…
Common misconceptions about the dentist
If you’re afraid of the dentist, you’re not alone. According to surveys, approximately 9 – 20% of Americans have avoided going to the dentist out of anxiety or fear. However, a lot of this fear stems from common misconceptions surrounding…
Healthy recipes to try this Spring
Start the new season with healthy and delicious recipes! Here’s a few easy (and tooth-friendly) foods to serve your family this Spring. Strawberry overnight oats Strawberries are great for your teeth and contain malic acid which acts as a natural…
Invisalign® : the future of straight smiles
The orthodontics industry saw a boom in business following the pandemic. According to Fortune Business Insights, the industry is expected to reach a value of about $10 billion by 2026. More and more people are desiring straight teeth, but not…
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 to ease dental anxiety
It’s not just children who are scared of the dentist. Dental anxiety can affect people of all ages! Dental anxiety is a sense of unease or dread associated with visiting the dentist, and can cause people to put off their…
5 dental habits for a healthy smile
How often do you brush your teeth without thinking about it? Probably most of the time. It’s so easy to fall into a routine, especially when it comes to caring for our smiles. But how do you know if your…
Signs you might have a cavity
Cavities are more common than you think. According to the CDC, about 1 in 4 adults between the ages of 20 and 64 years old currently have at least one cavity. With statistics like these, you may be wondering if…
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…