Children’s Dental: What To Do if a Tooth Falls Out by Sarah Carpenter Most babies get their first teeth — known as primary teeth — between 4 and 7 months old. What’s cuter than those first teeth pushing through? That adorable little grin can light up a room. By age 3, your child will usually …
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.
Dentists and licensed and registered dental hygienists are fully trained and skilled to remove tartar, plaque and stains during your teeth cleaning. But what can you eat once the process is done? Read on to learn more about what to eat after teeth cleaning and the foods and drinks you should avoid.
Chewing gum in some form, has been around for hundreds of years, but is gum bad for your teeth? Read on to learn more.
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.
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.
Did you know that over 6 billion bacteria, including 700 different species, live in your mouth? Some promote health, while others provoke disease. Your oral health is a window to your overall health. Let’s take a closer look at this connection and help answer the question, “why is oral health important?”
Preparing for your dentist appointment ahead of time is the best way to make sure you get the most out of your time in the dentist chair. Here is how to prepare for a dentist appointment.
Enamel is the outer layer of a tooth that you can see, but there are many more layers, including the crown and neck. Here, we will help answer the question, “what are teeth made of?
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