Many people look forward to Thanksgiving all year round! It’s a day for hanging out with loved ones, maybe watching some football, and eating a big, tasty meal. Are Thanksgiving foods good for your teeth? Check out our blog post for some of the tooth-friendly dishes.
Halloween is a fun holiday filled with loads of candy and cavities! Luckily, there are plenty of ways to celebrate this holiday without hurting your teeth in the process. Check out our blog post for 5 ways you can celebrate Halloween without the candy!
Did you know a good night’s sleep can have a positive impact on your oral health? Many studies have shown that there is a direct connection between a lack of sleep and the development of periodontitis (gum disease). Check out our blog post for what you need to know about sleep and your oral health!
Did you know that your gums play a large role in your overall health? Read our blog post for what you need to know about caring for your gums and how they can affect your total health!
Did you know that there’s an alternative way to floss, that doesn’t involve typical string floss? Read our blog post to learn more about water flossing, and how it compares to the tried and true method.
We all anticipate changes in our body as we age. But have you anticipated the ways in which the years will transform your smile? Read our blog post where we look at five ways your smile changes as you age.
Picture what shade you wish your teeth could be. Chances are you’re thinking of a nice pearly white and not a shade of yellow. Check out our blog post to learn why some people end up having yellow teeth and what you can do about it.
Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body, but that doesn’t mean it’s indestructible. Check out our blog post for some tips on how to prevent enamel loss.
You’re going about your day and notice a pain in your tooth. It could be a mild ache or it might escalate into something more severe. Is this an emergency? Should you get in touch with a dentist immediately? Check out our blog post for answers!.
Do you suffer from fatigue and headaches during the day or wake up multiple times a night? Does your partner complain about your snoring? You might have sleep apnea. Read our blog post to learn how the dentist can help with your sleep apnea.
