Are your teeth looking a little longer than they used to? It’s not because your teeth have grown. The likely answer is that your gums are receding, which exposes the bottom of the teeth, which are usually covered up by… Read More
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What to Do When You Chip a Tooth
From biting down on a hard piece of food to getting hit in the face while playing sports to just plain bad luck, a chipped tooth can occur for a number of different reasons. But can a chipped tooth lead… Read More
Dry Mouth: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
You might not associate dry mouth with dental problems, but it can actually cause tooth decay, bad breath, sores, cracked lips, and problems chewing, tasting or swallowing. Saliva in your mouth prevents bacteria from building up and causing problems like… Read More
When Do Kids Lose Their Teeth?
Looking back, losing your teeth can seem like a strange thing. Your teeth just fall right out of your head! But losing teeth is actually a perfectly naturally and necessary part of growing up, as baby teeth make way for… Read More
Basic Facts About Mouthwash
Mouthwash can be incorporated into your dental hygiene routine to help promote good breath, reduce the amount of plaque and bacteria in your mouth, and reduce your risk of periodontal disease and cavities. However, it’s important to note that new… Read More
What You Should Know About Gum Disease
Taking care of your gums is as important for a healthy mouth as is taking care of your teeth. Fortunately, it’s very easy to do so. Brushing twice a day, flossing once a day, and regular dental check-ups are the… Read More
How to Prevent Teeth Grinding
Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, is a dental problem that affects many people. Unfortunately, many people are also unaware that they grind their teeth, as it occurs mainly at night during sleep. Teeth grinding can wear away enamel and… Read More
Stress and Your Dental Health
Are you stressed out? Stress can affect many aspects of your physical and mental health, including your dental health. From canker sores to bruxism, stress can have many negative effects on your dental and oral health. Let’s take a look… Read More
How to Prevent Bad Breath
Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is a problem that affects many people. The causes of bad breath are many, but with a few easy preventative measures, you can keep your breath smelling fresh and your mouth healthy and clean…. Read More
What is Gingivitis?
When it comes to your dental health, there’s a lot that could potentially go wrong if you don’t care for your mouth properly. Knowing what could go wrong with your oral health is important to prevent it from happening. One… Read More