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Even if you’re diligent about brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing, you may not be doing it in the most effective way. Here’s how to do it so that your teeth stay healthy. Get the Right Brush First…
You probably can’t live without your morning cup of joe, or that evening glass of wine. Maybe you didn’t realize how damaging your soda with lunch really is. Let’s take a look at which foods and beverages can stain your…
How to properly take care of your teeth after your braces finally come off! So the day has finally come when your braces – or your child’s braces – have been removed. What a smile! Now, how do you keep…
What makes you a good candidate for Invisalign and when should you consider investing in it? Invisalign represents a revolution in the field of orthodontics, as it takes the stigma out of metal, cumbersome braces. Particularly for use in teens…
If you’ve noticed your pearly whites slowly yellowing over the years, you may wonder: what causes this? Most likely, it’s what’s you’re eating and drinking, but why does food and drink change the color of your teeth? Here’s a look…
We’ve all heard that braces have to be tight to work, or that only kids can have braces. We know many of those myths and common misperceptions are simply not true. Here are some myths vs. facts that we’d like…
The American Dental Association recommends that children begin seeing their dentist around the age of one. If your child’s teeth are healthy, and they’re under the care of a dentist, you might be wondering why they would need to see…
Dentists and orthodontists take care of your mouth, but do you know the difference? A dentist is a highly trained doctor whose specialty is oral health. Orthodontist are dentist who have completed additional training after dental school to manage tooth…
Whether you chipped your tooth on food or it broke in a sporting event, the prospect of what to do can seem daunting. Does it qualify as an emergency? How can you get it fixed right away? What if you…
If you’ve ever experienced a canker sore, you know that the simple acts of talking, eating, or smiling can be incredibly painful. Canker sores (also known as aphthous stomatitis in medical parlance) are shallow mouth ulcers that can last up…
