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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…
Your oral health isn’t just about a sparkling smile; it’s a window into your overall well-being. Did you know that diabetes and oral health are closely intertwined, with diabetes increasing the risk of several oral health issues? Diabetes, whether Type…
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…
Does hot or cold food bother you? Does brushing your teeth cause pain? If so, these could be signs you suffer from sensitive teeth. Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common oral health problems, caused by worn tooth enamel. …
As we age, our bodies change and so do our teeth. Aging is often linked to increased risk of gum disease, cavities, tooth decay, and other oral health issues. This makes it even more important to take proper care of…
Healthy diets are commonly associated with overall health and weight. But did you know your diet can also affect your oral health? Whether you follow a healthy or poor diet, your teeth will feel its effects. Here’s how what you…
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…
Breakfast is often one of the sweetest meals of the day. Cereal, waffles, pancakes and granola bars are all go-to morning foods that tend to be high in sugar. To reduce your sugar intake and chance of cavities, we’ve put…
Your oral health isn’t all about teeth and cavities. Your gums also play a huge role in maintaining a healthy smile. Even if you’ve never had a cavity before and you brush your teeth twice a day, your gums could…
Dry mouth is typically caused by not having sufficient saliva in the mouth. If you didn’t already know, saliva is incredibly important to overall oral health as it prevents bacteria formation, infections and sores. Here are some possible solutions to…