Many people have a lot of questions and concerns when they first get braces. Braces are a big deal and bring a lot of change with them. You may be afraid that braces will affect not only the way your…
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Thumb sucking is natural for children and can be an effective way for them to self-soothe, but many parents worry about the potential negative side effects of this habit. If you’re concerned that your child’s thumb sucking habit may be…
It’s still a few hours until dinner and your stomach is growling. You’re thinking of reaching for a snack, but then you remember you just brushed your teeth after lunch. Have you ever wondered how snacking affects oral health? Is…
When many of us think of self care, we might picture a walk among fresh air and nature, practicing yoga, a quiet meditation session, a relaxing bath with essential oils or getting creative in a coloring book. All of these…
Getting braces is like a rite of passage for many kids and teens, but is also common for adults. The decision of whether or not to get braces is a big one. Braces provide many benefits. Here are some ways…
You pay for dental benefits yearly, so you want to make the most of them. Here are some dental benefits tips and tricks to help you make the most of your dental plan. Consider Where to Get the Best Plan…
“What is gum disease?” you may wonder after a chat with your dentist. A term that ecompasses a variety of situations and needs, gum disease is also common, affecting almost 1 in 2 adults in the United States alone. That…
Sure, mouthwash is a good part of a daily oral hygiene routine, but does mouthwash really work? The plethora of choices at the store can be overwhelming, so if you should use mouthwash, what kind is best? Which One, Which…
A beautiful smile can be the very thing that sets you apart from the crowd. But did you know that seeing an Orthodontist is more than simply cosmetic? If you’ve been wondering who needs Orthodontics, and whether it’s something you…
Gum disease is a common problem, affecting half of adults in the United States. The older an adult is, the more likely they are to have experienced gum disease, whether the more mild gingivitis, or the more advanced periodontitis. So…