One of the most frequently asked questions regarding oral care is whether or not you should rinse after brushing your teeth. Understandably, since there is a lot of conflicting advice on this topic. Let’s take a closer look at the… Read More
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How to Cut Down on a Sugar Addiction
It’s a pretty well understood that sugar isn’t teeth’s greatest friend. Sugar-related dental problems remain one of the most widespread causes of poor oral health. Reducing the amount of sugar that’s in your diet will go a long way towards improving… Read More
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5 Teeth Friendly Holiday Gifts
The holiday season is everyone’s favorite time of the year. Full of good spirits and gratifying goodies, what’s there not to like? Before you finalize your gift-list and pick out your stocking stuffers, consider purchases that will help, not hinder… Read More
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How to Soothe a Teething Baby
“Teething” is the process in which a child’s teeth begin to grow in and break through the gum line for the first time. Usually, this will occur between 6 and 24 months of age, and can be a painful experience… Read More
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Teeth Friendly Holiday Cooking Tips
With the holiday season fast approaching, there’s a good chance you’ll soon be filling up on delicious treats, candy, pies, cakes and more. Still, too much sugar and you could be dealing with an unfortunate cavity later down the road…. Read More
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What is Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ)?
The hinge connecting your upper and lower jaw is one of the most complex joints in the body, and is responsible for maneuvering the lower jaw. Temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMJ, is when the complex system of muscles, ligaments, discs… Read More
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Easy Home Remedies for Dry Mouth
Almost everyone deals with dry mouth at some point in their lives. It happens when your mouth doesn’t produce enough saliva. This is often a temporary problem brought upon by stress or nerves. However, in some cases it can be… Read More
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SIGNS YOU MAY BE BRUSHING TOO HARD
When it comes to healthy brushing, you might be surprised to learn that there can be too much of a good thing. Brushing too hard or too vigorously can harm your enamel or gums and become a problem. Most people… Read More
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Dental Health Tips for Halloween
Mi Halloween is nearly upon us, and your trick or treaters are probably super excited to get their share of tasty Halloween treats. While it is nearly impossible to avoid Halloween candy completely, now is a great time to teach… Read More
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The Impact of Smoking on Dental Health
Did you know that nearly half of periodontal (aka gum disease) in smokers is caused by smoking? Smoking can directly interfere with the normal functioning of gum tissue cells, leaving smokers susceptible to infections. Chronic gum disease can also lead… Read More