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Share These Timely Dental Care Tips With Your College-Bound Son or Daughter
posted: Oct. 25, 2020.
It's a “change” moment when your child leaves home to attend college for the first time. For many, it's the first time to truly be on their own. While that Read more -
3 Ways Your Dental Hygienist Improves Your Oral Health
posted: Oct. 15, 2020.
You may think an office cleaning is mainly cosmetic — giving your teeth that polished look and you that pleasant, “squeaky clean” feeling. But your dental hygienist is doing more Read more -
Transform 'Smile Zone' Teeth With Composite Resins
posted: Oct. 05, 2020.
As far as your appearance goes, the most important teeth you have are those in the “smile zone.” These are the teeth most visible when you smile—and the ones that Read more -
The 3 Top Causes for Tooth Sensitivity
posted: Sep. 25, 2020.
Like other living tissue, your teeth can feel. Dentin, the layer below the enamel, houses fluid-filled conduits that transmit temperature or pressure sensations to a nerve network within the tooth’s Read more -
In These Uncertain Times, We Still Care About Your Dental Health
posted: Sep. 15, 2020.
During this year's National Public Health Week in April, health issues like vaping and the opioid crisis are taking a back seat to what is front and center on everyone's Read more -
The Day After Labor Day: Renew Your Focus on Your Family's Oral Health
posted: Sep. 05, 2020.
Officially, Labor Day honors the contributions of America's working men and women. Unofficially, the long holiday weekend in early September marks the end of the laid-back summer season. The day Read more -
Your Gums May Need a Little Extra Care While You're Wearing Braces
posted: Aug. 26, 2020.
While braces improve your mouth function and smile by moving teeth into better positions, they may also adversely affect another part of your oral health — your gums. It’s not Read more -
Sleep Apnea Might be Robbing you of More than a Good Night's Sleep
posted: Aug. 16, 2020.
Fatigue, a “foggy” mind, and irritability are all signs you’re not getting enough sleep—and neither might your sleeping partner from your continuous snoring. You might have a common form of Read more -
3 Benefits of Dental Implants to Replace Missing Teeth
posted: Aug. 06, 2020.
Here's the bad news on the overall state of dental health in the United States: Over 120 million people have one or more missing teeth—roughly one American in three. But Read more -
Tooth Pain? Here Are Some Possible Causes
posted: Jul. 27, 2020.
“My tooth hurts…or maybe more than one. Or, it might be my gums.”If you're having trouble describing the pain in your mouth, don't feel bad. Although our body's pain mechanism Read more -
Simplify Your Toothpaste Purchase by Looking for These Ingredients
posted: Jul. 17, 2020.
The American marketplace usually offers us plenty of buying choices — sometimes it seems too many. A case in point: the toothpaste aisle at your local supermarket.It can be a Read more -
Floss First or Brush First? You Be the Judge
posted: Jul. 07, 2020.
Brushing and flossing are two of the best things you can do to fight dental disease and maintain healthy teeth and gums.Or is it flossing and brushing? What we mean Read more -
Lip or Palate Clefts can be Effectively Repaired
posted: Jun. 27, 2020.
About one American baby in 700 is born with some form of lip or palate cleft—and the percentage is even higher in other parts of the world. At one time Read more -
'Prepless' Veneers can Transform Your Smile Without Altering Your Teeth
posted: Jun. 17, 2020.
Porcelain veneers represent one of the best values in cosmetic dentistry, capable of radically changing a person’s smile with little tooth surface preparation. Still, the small amount of tooth enamel Read more -
Here's the Scoop on Your Upcoming Root Canal
posted: Jun. 07, 2020.
You might be a bit apprehensive if your dentist recommends a root canal treatment, especially if it's your first. That's understandable: Popular culture has portrayed the root canal as an Read more -
Inflammation is a Key Element in Both Oral and Systemic Diseases
posted: May 28, 2020.
Anybody can contract periodontal (gum) disease if they don't brush and floss every day. Inadequate hygiene allows a thin film of disease-causing bacteria and food particles called plaque to build Read more
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