The foods we choose in our diet can affect more than just our weight. It might be a surprise, but what you chew can adversely affect the health of your teeth and your mouth. Making wise choices will save you from disease, damage, or discomfort. Chewing Is Essential to Your Health Chewing is an important… Read more »
Your dental routine doesn’t stop when you leave the dentist. Your toothbrush is your best weapon to fight a multitude of diseases, staining of teeth, and even tooth loss. We spend an average of 82 days brushing our teeth over the course of our life! Knowing the ins and outs of your toothbrush will help… Read more »
Halloween is a tough time of year to enforce healthy eating and dental habits when you have young children. We’re here to help with healthy Halloween strategies that will keep your kids, and your dentist, happy! What’s Wrong with Halloween Candy? Eating sweet candy in moderation shouldn’t be a problem for your child, but during… Read more »
Gum recession is a more common dental problem than many people think. Because it often happens gradually it might be some time before you notice your receding gums in the mirror. Receding gums occur when gum tissue disconnects from the bone of the teeth and creates pockets where bacteria collect. If given the chance to… Read more »
Tooth decay is a very common problem among people of all ages. It is a symptom of what we eat and drink and there are steps we can all take to help prevent it. What is Tooth Decay? Tooth decay is the destruction of the structure of your teeth, both at the enamel and dentin… Read more »
