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Chipped Tooth? Don’t Fret
Our teeth are considered to be the hardest part of the human body, even stronger than bones. However, they are still not invincible. Accidents do happen, and when you experience a chipped tooth, it can create panic. Teeth certainly do not have regenerative powers to grow back or heal themselves, but there are still many…
Dental Implants 101
If you have missing teeth, you are likely in the market for a replacement option soon. After all, teeth are essential to the function and appearance of a healthy smile. So what exactly are your options? Teeth replacement procedures come in the form of bridges and dental implants. While some people may close the door…
Toothpaste: How Much Is Too Much?
If your children have ever seen a toothpaste ad or commercial, they have likely witnessed a very generous amount of toothpaste perfectly swirled across the bristles of a toothbrush. But is this really an appropriate amount of toothpaste, especially for a child? There answer is no. Your child should only be brushing with a “pea…
Putting Priority On Your Kid’s Teeth
Since it is National Children’s Dental Health Month, it is a great time to talk about what you are doing, or not doing, to take care of your child’s teeth. Young children and toddlers are just as susceptible to tooth decay as an older child, yet they require an extra set of hands to get…
Black Triangles in Your Smile
You may not be familiar with the term “black triangles” as it refers to your smile. But if you have gaps or dark spaces between your teeth at the gum line, you have black triangles. These unsightly black triangles are usually due to gum recession and can be a challenging cosmetic procedure for dentists. Besides…
Got A Dry Mouth?
If you have ever suffered from dry mouth, you know the desperation you feel to have some moisture in your mouth. A dry mouth can make it difficult to swallow food and even speak. It is a common oral condition. In fact, 1 in 4 adults experiences some degree of dry mouth. Although you may…
Getting to the Root of Your Sensitive Teeth
What are your sensitive teeth trying to tell you? If you experience slight or severe pain when you eat or drink something hot or cold, you are not alone. Tooth sensitivity is a common dental problem that affects approximately 1 in 3 people. Your sensitive teeth may be so severe that even walking outside in…
The Power Of Your Toothbrush
Although there are still a majority of people that still use a manual toothbrush, a growing number are choosing to go with power when it comes to their daily oral hygiene routine. Power toothbrushes were first introduced to the US in 1960, and they have come a long way since. At the end of the…
Holiday Teeth Habits to Avoid
We can all agree that although the holidays are a favorite time of the year, they can be quite stressful and cause us to slack on taking care of ourselves. There are some important oral health habits that we easily fall into during the holidays. Take the time to care for your teeth this month…
Canker Sores 101
If you have ever had a canker sore, you know the pain and frustration it can cause. Although they are non-contagious lesions, they can be embarrassing if they appear on your lips. Canker sores that are on the inside of your cheeks, gums or roof of your mouth are extremely uncomfortable to endure, especially while…
