Caring for your teeth and mouth are one and the same for optimum oral health. Keeping care simple but keeping it steady guarantees having optimum health for your teeth and mouth for life! Basic Care for Teeth and Mouth It’s…
It can happen to anyone. As soon as anything touches the back of the tongue, the roof of the mouth or the back of the throat it triggers gag reflex. If this happens to you during dental treatment, there is…
When you shop for a big-ticket item like a car, a house or any other personal investment, you make comparisons. Comparisons are the only way to make an informed decision. This is also true when choosing permanent teeth over implants….
You know when your oral hygiene is working! Your teeth feel fresh, your gums are pink and your breath is clean. If you feel otherwise, it’s time to check up on your practice of oral hygiene for a good measure…
If you have high blood pressure and are taking medications to control it, you should know how to protect yourself from the effect these medications have on your oral health. High Blood Pressure Affects Gums If you have been diagnosed…
When you first use a new toothbrush, you can instantly feel the value of its bristles. They hold their shape against your teeth and feel good when brushing. Overtime however, the bristles of the brush break down over wear and…
It’s very interesting how the mind works. Most people have a fear of dental pain during treatment, but the anticipation of the pain is much worse than the reality. Times have changed. No need to fear dental work again! Sedation…
Good Nutrition and Good Smiles Go Hand-in-Hand! Eating healthy is not only good for your body but it can also improve your oral health? Eating healthy cannot only help to prevent cavities and keep your teeth whiter. Cavities, many times…
Now that the holidays are over it is important to think about how all that holiday eating has affected your teeth and the impact of tartar. What causes tartar? Bacteria building particles, left untreated, create plaque that eventually turns to…
Smiling is a natural reaction to feeling happy, pleased or hearing something funny. When people don’t smile as a natural reaction to these events, friends or family members need to take notice. Helping a Friend Smile If you know someone…
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