When it comes to teeth, the dentist knows all. But with these 10 fun facts, you’re sure to impress the dentist with your knowledge! The tooth fairy accounts for inflation. In 1950, children found 25 cents on average beneath their pillows in…
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New year, new dental habits
The new year is a time to start fresh, set goals and ditch bad habits. For many, this includes setting new year’s resolutions, and one of the most popular new year’s resolutions is to live healthier. Living healthier usually means…
Why healthy baby teeth are important
Many parents are under the impression that because baby teeth fall out, their health is not as important as permanent adult teeth. This assumption is far from true! Baby teeth play a key role in a child’s present and future oral health. They impact the alignment of permanent…
Cavity prevention tips and tricks
Cherry pies, sugar cookies, candy canes, gumdrops and fruit cake. There is no shortage of sweet treats when it comes to the holiday season. But with increased sugar intake comes increased risk for cavities, so pay extra close attention to the…
Floss then brush or brush then floss?
Show of hands: How many of you floss regularly? If you raised your hand, you’re in the majority – barely. A recent study found that only 50.5% of Americans floss every day even though the American Dental Association recommends it.…
Flossing 101
If you’re one of the 18% who don’t do it or maybe you do it, but not as regularly as you should, here are a few tips to help you make it part of your daily routine.
New year, new habits
Brushing habits to break in 2020
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…