Most patients brush their teeth twice a day but give little thought to the equipment they use. Dentists know that using a poorly maintained toothbrush can be the pathway to worsening oral health, cavities, and …
What to Expect From a Smile Makeover
If you have felt self-conscious about any aspect of your smile, you may want to rejuvenate your appearance and improve your oral health. A smile makeover combines several cosmetic and restorative dental procedures to create …
Top 10 Causes of Bad Breath, and How to Prevent It
You’re not alone if you have bad breath. According to Harvard Medical School’s Harvard Health Blog, about 30% of people in the U.S. report experiencing some degree of bad breath for various reasons. The following …
The Long Term Benefits of Regular Dental Visits
You take good care of your teeth, you don’t smoke, and you don’t go overboard with sugary foods. Do you really need to see the dentist again this year for yet another cleaning? If it’s …
How Often to Brush, Floss, and Have Your Teeth Cleaned
Good oral hygiene habits are the foundation of healthy teeth and gums. When it comes to oral health, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, which is why your daily brushing and …
Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth: Does It Make a Difference?
If you have sensitive teeth, you’re probably all too familiar with the pain it causes. Whether your sensitivity is triggered by cold, sweet, or acidic foods, the result is a sharp pain that makes it …
How Your Teeth Can Predict Heart Disease and Diabetes
Have you seen news stories about poor oral health being linked to heart disease and diabetes? These headlines undoubtedly grab your attention, but the truth is a little more complicated. More and more scientific studies …
3 Ways Your Toothbrush Could Be Making You Sick
When was the last time you replaced your toothbrush? If you’re not sure, you’re not alone—although it’s recommended that toothbrushes be replaced every three to four months, it’s easy to lose track of time or …