A cleaner, brighter smile can give you a boost in confidence that could be exactly what you need to kick-start the New Year on the right foot. Take a look at our blog post for five simple dental hygiene habits that you could adopt for healthier teeth and gums.
Did you know that you should be flossing once every day? Flossing cleans the 40% of your tooth’s surface that brushing does not cover, including those hard-to-reach areas where food particles get trapped. If you’re not flossing as regularly as you should, there’s no time like the present to incorporate it into your oral hygiene routine. Read our blog post for three tips for getting started!
Kids are more vulnerable to cavities for two main reasons: baby teeth have thinner enamel and kids often struggle with good oral health habits. Check out our blog post to see how to effectively teach your kids good oral health habits.
Your gums are the soft tissues that support your teeth. While you may worry about dental issues like stains and cavities, your gums are just as important as your teeth! Read our blog post to find out why you shouldn't overlook your gum health.
Dental bonding (also known as tooth bonding or composite bonding) is a cosmetic procedure that uses composite resin material. It addresses imperfections like cracks or chips, discoloration, misshapen teeth, and tooth gaps. Read our blog post to learn about bonding and find out if it will damage your teeth.
Many adults experience tooth loss. Luckily, there are great replacement options. Dental implants are popular because they look, feel, and function like natural teeth! They also preserve your jawbone density. Read our blog post to find out how long dental implants are expected to last.
Are you trying to keep your teeth bright and white? There are many factors that can contribute to tooth staining, such as aging, medications, and the most common, foods. Check out our blog post to learn more about which foods can stain your teeth and how you can still enjoy these certain foods and drinks without them affecting the color of your teeth!
Just like any item you use daily; it will be subject to natural wear and tear. You use your toothbrush at least twice a day, every day, so you will need to replace it! Check out our blog post for what you need to know about how often to replace your toothbrush, and which style of toothbrush best suits you!
For great oral health, it’s important to brush and floss every day. Maintaining the habit may be challenging, but poor oral hygiene can have serious consequences. Read our blog post for a look at four reasons why daily brushing and flossing are so important.
Brushing your teeth twice daily is essential for great oral health. You may think any old toothbrush will work, but you want to choose one that’s right for you. Read our blog post for a look at the top factors to consider when choosing a toothbrush.