Oral hygiene does more than give you a bright smile and fresh breath. It also plays a big role in your overall health, often reflecting what’s going on in the rest of your body. Despite the links between physical health and dental care, there’s still some confusion about what people should and shouldn’t do. Take …
Developing an open, trusting relationship with your dentist can go a long way in improving your overall dental health, especially if you have questions. You might not initially think about asking these five questions, but your dentist will welcome the opportunity to help you develop the healthiest dental routines possible. At your next checkup, don’t …
The National Institute of Dental Craniofacial Research estimates that more than 50 percent of people with oral cancer in the United States survive 5+ years. In fact, the earlier it’s caught, the higher your chances are of successfully treating oral cancer. Your dentist will look for early signs and symptoms during your regular checkup, but …
Are you living with a minor cosmetic dental issue like yellowing teeth or a chipped tooth? Though inconsequential, these issues can affect your appearance and self-confidence. A small fix can make a big difference. Chipped/Broken Tooth Depending on the severity and location of the tooth, there are a number of ways to repair a chipped …
You already know that proper oral hygiene keeps your smile looking good, but did you know that it also contributes to your overall health? The health of your mouth reveals a lot about the health of your body, which means it pays to give those pearly whites some extra TLC. If you’re wondering how your …
A dental crown is a cap shaped like your original tooth that is placed over a problematic tooth to restore its shape and size in the mouth. A crown completely covers the affected tooth and is cemented in place, restoring the look of troublesome teeth. If you suspect you may need a crown, then it’s …
Big problems like a chipped or missing tooth are obvious clues that you need to schedule an appointment ASAP. But what about more subtle signs of potential problems? To help keep your mouth healthy and your smile looking its best, we rounded up some of the most common signs of tooth trouble. Bad Breath The …
Spring is the time when you scrub the baseboards and de-clutter the closets, but it’s also an ideal time for a dental cleaning as well. If it’s been more than six months since you last visited the dentist, then now is the time to schedule a routine exam. It’s also always a good time to …
There’s nothing like travel to take you away from your everyday routine and immerse you in something new and different. But in the midst of the hectic hustle and bustle, exciting adventures, and much-needed relaxation, you still need to make time to take care of your smile. Keep your mouth healthy, clean, and fresh with …
Do a quick Google search for “DIY dentistry,” and what comes up is a load of fancy tools and products designed to turn the everyday person into a trained dentist in just minutes. Although the opportunity to scrape a little plaque or close a tooth gap at home may seem tempting at first, there’s a …
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