Do you have a habit of smiling while keeping your mouth shut? If so, you’ve undoubtedly thought about braces. There should be no shame or discomfort in smiling. Misaligned teeth aren’t only a cosmetic concern; they can also have a negative impact on the...
Did you know that your teeth have a protective film called enamel? The enamel is the hardest tissue in your body. It covers the crown, which is the visible portion of the tooth outside of the gums. Tooth decay is when your tooth enamel becomes damaged, causing...
Do you feel self-conscious about your crooked smile? If that’s the case, you’re not alone. Besides appearance, there are other reasons to straighten your teeth. By aligning your teeth, you can correct overbites that cause discomfort and reduce the risk of...
Maintaining a healthy smile isn’t just about brushing and flossing—it also depends on the condition of the toothbrush you use. Over time, toothbrush heads wear out and accumulate germs, compromising oral hygiene. Dentists and health organizations (like the American...
It takes a lifetime of care to have healthy teeth. Even if people tend to compliment your teeth, it’s critical to take measures every day to prevent dental issues and ensure good oral health. Dental care includes using the best oral care products and being aware of...
Going to the dentist regularly (twice a year for healthy mouths, every 3 months for people with gum disease) is not just great to get a dental cleaning or to prevent cavities, your dentist can also help detect oral cancer early. The good news about oral...
You’ve all heard the cliche sayings when it comes to taking care of your teeth. Don’t eat a lot of sweets Don’t Smoke Don’t Drink Soda However there may be a few habits you might not know about that can damage your teeth as severe as what was listed above. Below are...
Just because your teeth aren’t causing you problems at the moment, and you are taking your oral health very seriously (e.g. brushing, flossing) doesn’t mean you shouldn’t visit your local dentist regularly. Experts in the oral field suggest that you visit your...
The Long-Awaited Procedure is complete and your wisdom teeth have been removed. Although you are glad the procedure is now over, your gums will still be very tender for the next couple of weeks. In order to ensure you make a fast recovery, below is some advice to help...
