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It’s almost time for the New Year, meaning that it’s time for a healthier smile! While you may already have New Years’ resolutions like exercising more and spending less, keep in mind these dental resolutions that will help you better take care of your teeth in the New Year: Make a Commitment ... Read More

Different types of foods supply our bodies with different nutrients, minerals, and vitamins that help us function normally and keep us healthy. However, the foods you eat doesn’t just affect your health, it also affects your teeth! Just like certain types of foods can be bad for our overall health ... Read More

Considering an orthodontic treatment that will re-align your teeth? There are a large variety of orthodontic treatments designed to re-align teeth in order to give you the smile you’ve always wanted. However, with so many kinds to choose from, how will you know which treatment is right for you? Wh ... Read More

A cavity, otherwise known as tooth decay, is a small hole that forms in your tooth over time due to acid-producing bacteria invading and breaking down the outer layer, or tooth enamel, that protects it. What causes cavities? Foods that contain sugars—such as candy, carbonated drinks, etc.—result ... Read More

Whether you want to believe it or not, your toothbrush is actually a significant part of your everyday life, and just like you, it needs the right care and maintenance to remain healthy. Because of this, it’s important to practice proper toothbrush care to not only make your toothbrush last longer ... Read More

Bad breath, otherwise known as halitosis, is actually more common than most people might think. Nearly half of all adults have had experience with it at some point or another. But what does this mean to you? Whether you currently have bad breath or not, here’s a short list of common causes and sol ... Read More

It is important to make oral health a priority every day. Even doing so, it is likely you will experience dental issues at some point in life. The key is prevention, by being proactive about maintaining your mouth health so that when problems arise, they can be easily treated and won’t develop ... Read More

Good news! According to the American Dental Association (ADA), Americans in their golden years are now keeping their natural teeth longer than any other time.  The average number of teeth that older people are retaining is growing. However, as these individuals hold on to their teeth longer, more p ... Read More

Let’s face it, most people are blessed with perfectly straight teeth and a sparkling smile. A mediocre to no-so-bad grin that may have a flaw or two is more the norm. Although not perfect, some people are happy with their teeth. Others hate everything about their smiles. The only way they will sho ... Read More

Today, dental fluoride treatments aren’t just for kids. Adults with cavity-prone teeth can enjoy a painless way to fight cavities while reducing the need for painful procedures. Why are fluoride treatments so widely used? Fluoride seeps into tooth enamel and draws the calcium and phosphate tha ... Read More