Need Another Reason to Exercise? It’s Good for Your Oral Health.
You know that hitting the gym, going for a run, or taking a walk is excellent for your heart health, weight management, and mental clarity. Well, we have one …
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What Can I Eat After Tooth Extraction?
Having a tooth extracted is a common and safe dental procedure. But we understand recovery can be a difficult time, and you may have questions about what you can …
Smile-Friendly Stocking Stuffers
The holiday season is almost here! And along with trimming the tree and gathering with family and friends, it’s time to thoughtful gift-giving. Instead of sugary treats like candy …
Overnight Oral Health: Recognizing and Treating Oral Health Issues that Happen While You Sleep
You might think that once you’ve brushed, flossed, and settled into bed, you’re done for the day as far as your oral health is concerned. But a surprising number …
Choosing Between a Dental Bridge and an Implant
When it comes to replacing a missing tooth, two of the most effective and popular options are a dental bridge and a dental implant. Both options can be a …
Know Your Denture Options
If you’re facing tooth loss, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the thought of dentures. We all know these dental devices as the butt of plenty of jokes, so …
Symptoms That Might Mean It’s Time for Wisdom Teeth Extraction
Wisdom teeth are a normal part of being a teen. And, while some people have no issues with them, many find that these third molars cause many unfortunate problems. …
How Diabetes Impacts Gum Health
If you have diabetes, you already know how important it is to monitor your blood sugar, watch your diet, and take your medication. But did you know that managing …
Make Your Crown Last Longer with These Tips
Whether you’ve had one placed to restore a damaged tooth, protect a root canal, or improve your smile cosmetically, crowns are designed to be durable and functional. But like …
How to Tell if You Have Damaged Tooth Ename
Enamel is one of those things we often take for granted. Until it’s gone. And unfortunately, once it’s damaged, it doesn’t grow back. So, how do you know if …