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Previously, we wrote a blog post listing 5 bad foods for your teeth that you should avoid in order to keep your smile at its best. While those were important to note, there are also some other foods that also contribute to damaging your teeth. It is imperative to be aware of all of the […]

If you are looking to maintain a great smile over a lifetime, there are oral health practices that must be done regularly. Our oral health relies on using a dental routine that promotes strong teeth and a healthy mouth. Follow these simple habits to help prevent any conditions and keep your gums and teeth protected. 

Eating is something we all enjoy, especially when it comes to our favorite snacks and sweets. Most times people think to avoid them because of their lack of nutritional value, but they actually do more harm besides that. These foods that bring us delight can have damaging effects on our oral health. It may be

It has become a common practice these days to remove your wisdom teeth as a teen or young adult. Wisdom teeth are the third molars located in the very back of the mouth. They usually start to grow between the ages of 17 to 25. Once they begin to grow, if they have completely erupted

Everyday we use our toothbrushes, but how often do we take the time to care for them properly? Keeping your toothbrush in great condition is a major factor in ensuring that your teeth and gums are being cleaned well.  Ways to Clean Many people are not aware that you should be cleaning your toothbrush as

Sometimes as we are living our lives, we forget about one essential part of our health: our oral health! There are different things that we do daily that involve using the mouth. This makes it crucial that we visit our dentist to keep our smiles pristine. Eating and drinking sugary, acidic foods and beverages or

While most people realize that smoking is bad for your overall health, they don’t realize the serious effects that it has on oral health. Smoking can cause many oral health issues such as gum disease, tooth staining, tooth decay, and even oral cancer. Here are some ways smoking affects your oral health: 1.Teeth Staining One

More than 100 million people miss their 6 month cleanings, in the fear that they will have to end up getting more work done. What they fail to realize is that the more you delay your cleaning, the higher the chance of a dental infection.    Dentists are able to see and follow small signs

Overbrushing can wear down the enamel on the teeth and push back gums which ultimately will lead to more sensitivity. You do not need to vigorously brush your teeth to remove plaque, as long as you are consistent and reach all areas of your mouth you will have healthy teeth! You do need to clean

So you want that perfect smile, but aren’t sure which treatment is right for you. Both Invisalign and braces are ways to achieve that goal. Invisalign is ideal for adults and teens who want to stay “invisible” but realign the teeth. This treatment uses a computer- generated mold that makes plastic aligners to achieve straight