How to Straighten Teeth Without Braces

Although dental anxiety among children exists, getting your child ready for that first dental appointment is crucial. This is especially true as their baby teeth and gums develop. When you get this point in their...

3 Steps In Finding The Right Dentist

The process of finding a new dentist can be intimidating. Entrusting your health to a new doctor is an important decision. While there’s an abundance of highly-trained and qualified dentists, there are many considerations at hand that...

Smoking and Vaping Is Bad For You and Your Teeth

Each year, smoking kills over 480,000 Americans. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), tobacco is the single largest preventable cause of death and disease in the country. Smoking-related illnesses in the...

Top 5 Signs Of Good Oral Health

Having good oral health is important. Not only do healthy gums provide a strong base for healthy pearly whites for eating and speaking, but having good oral health means less oral-related diseases. In addition to...

Find The Right Toothbrush For You and Your Child

Well, maybe you know that brushing your teeth after every meal is the most convenient option, but are you doing it correctly? Take note of the best tips on choosing the right toothbrush. Choosing a...

Retainers: What They Are, How They Work, and How to Care for Them

If braces are part of your or someone you know's journey to straight teeth, then you've probably heard of retainers. But what exactly are they and why are they necessary? We have all the answers...

Gain Confidence Through Tooth Replacement

Cosmetic dentistry, including tooth replacement options, has become more affordable than ever. Advancements in technologies also mean that you can replace missing teeth with natural-looking ones.  Making Adjustments to One's Smile As a person gets...

How a Dentist Repairs a Broken Tooth

  Have a broken tooth? A chip or crack? All three can lead to a wide-range of feelings, from sensitive teeth to severe pain. Fortunately, a broken tooth or chipped tooth can be repaired with a quick...

7 Reasons Why You Need Straight Teeth Now

Many opt for orthodontic treatment to achieve straighter teeth, mainly for aesthetic purposes. However, straight teeth have even more benefits than this. What do straight teeth have to offer besides a beautiful smile? #1 Decreases the potential...

Prevent Yellow Teeth with these 5 Tips

Yellow teeth can be unsightly and cause self-esteem problems. Fortunately, there are ways to avoid stained teeth to keep our pearly whites as white as possible. Here's how you can prevent tooth stains before they...

5 Ways To Up Your Selfie Game While Wearing Braces

Braces are helpful in our quest towards perfect teeth. While others may see no issue with wearing braces, some people detest the orthodontic treatment for ruining their aesthetics. This is especially true when it comes...

Pediatric Dentist Answers FAQs

For your baby's first dental appointment, you might have some questions—like which dentist to bring them to. And with the many specializations in the field, you might have a hard time choosing. Fortunately, when choosing...

What is Pediatric Anesthesia Neurotoxicity?

For the most part, anesthesia is a wonder for anxious patients. This is particularly true when it comes to trauma-inducing operations. For young children, general anesthesia (GA) spells the difference between dental anxiety and a...

All About Teeth: Tooth Parts and Types of Teeth

If you recall your grade school science classes, chances are, you remember the parts of the different body systems. Or, well, anything that has to do with the body. You might’ve been asked to take...

Oral ID: A Dental Diagnostic Device

Oral cancer can emerge on the cheeks, tongue, salivary glands, lips, throat, and gums. In terminal stages, there can be mouth ulcers, sores, and/or red or white patches on the soft tissue that do not...

What Do Your Teeth Say About Your Health?

If the eyes are the window to your soul, then your teeth are the window to your health. While this might seem like a far-fetched connection, it might be more reasonable than you think. Your...

The Relationship Between Oral Health and Oral Cancer

In 2012, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that one in two US adults aged 30 and older suffer from periodontal or gum disease. It was also discovered that the prevalence of...

Get Your Kids To Brush In 4 Easy Steps

Out of all the daily hygiene tasks that parents help their kids with, the one that gets the most resistance is often brushing and flossing. A lot of kids are too young to understand the...

How To Convince Your Teen To Get Braces

Getting braces is great for a variety of different reasons, from straightening out the teeth to correcting one's bite. Sometimes though, there's such anxiety or concern about how they'll look - especially teens, that they...

How to Break a Thumb Sucking Habit

  75 percent of babies develop the habit of sucking their thumb during their first year. This habit gives them a sense of security, happiness, and a feeling of exploration of their new world. This...

Plaque: Definition, Causes and Prevention

Did you know that plaque, a sticky film filled with harmful bacteria, can wreak havoc on your oral health if left unchecked? Plaque is the main culprit behind cavities, tooth decay, and gum disease. By...

How People Around The World Brush Their Teeth

In developed nations including the U.S., people commonly use electric or nylon toothbrushes to clean their teeth. But did you know there are developing nations and indigenous cultures that still use ancient techniques to clean...

How Much Calcium Do We Need?

  Calcium is an essential mineral for oral health. It helps your teeth fend off tooth decay and helps generate healthy bones. It does this by strengthening the jawbone, which holds the teeth in place...

How Diabetes Affects Your Oral Health

When you have diabetes, your life changes, literally. High blood sugar levels affect how the rest of your body's cells work. For instance, problems with your white blood cells impair wound healing, making it slower...
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