A vibrant smile is at the root of your overall wellness—and professional deep cleanings help foster this. But how often should you get your teeth cleaned? And is it really that important to your oral health? Let’s unpack these questions together so that you can maintain a sparkling, healthy grin. What Is Dental Cleaning? Dental …
There’s no better feeling than running your tongue over your slick new shiny teeth after a dental cleaning. Although regular visits to the dentist and a strong daily dental care routine are excellent ways to protect those pearly whites, sometimes your teeth need a deeper procedure. If your dentist recommends that your teeth receive a …
It’s crept up on you yet again—your biannual dental cleaning appointment. Whether you’re jumping at the bit to show off how well you’ve been brushing and flossing, or you’re dreading the look of disappointment from the dental hygienist, your teeth could always use some extra TLC (tender loving care) from a professional. That means you’ll …
Toothaches, sensitive gums, and general oral discomfort can completely upend your day. Imagine having to politely refuse a charcuterie board or abstaining from a glass of wine after a long workday due to the pain of eating and drinking. In the worst cases, even smiling can make you wince. Herein lies the importance of daily …
Between insurance, availability and your own preferences, finding a dentist can be overwhelming. If you’re wondering how to find a good dentist, here are 4 things to look for.
There are many reasons why you might be missing a tooth: gum disease, tooth decay, injury or a genetic condition could all be culprits. No matter the reason, there are several different treatments available to both beautify and restore function to your mouth including these 5 types of dental implants.
You may have heard of gingivitis, but you might not know what gingivitis looks like when you look in the bathroom mirror. So, what does gingivitis look like? Here’s what you need to know about identifying and treating this common oral health issue.
Do you love coffee and tea but hate the way they stain your teeth? More people are turning to home remedies to brighten their smile. To learn how to whiten teeth with baking soda by following our three-step guide.
Dental crowns are caps placed on top of damaged teeth. Crowns are used to protect, cover and restore the shape of your teeth when fillings don’t solve the problem. Find out more about the different types of dental crowns.
It’s never too early to start good oral health practices. As soon as your child has a tooth, plaque can begin building up and causing decay. Keep reading to learn more about when to start brushing baby’s teeth, and how.
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