All it takes is one hit – it doesn’t even have to be that hard – to damage your smile. If you lead an active lifestyle, you already know that accidents happen. Not even professional athletes are immune to injury! One third of all dental injuries are sports related, according to the American Dental Association.
It’s absolutely a must to brush and floss daily to maintain your oral health and keep that smile sparkling. Just like after buying a new car, regular maintenance is necessary for longevity. But did you know … it’s possible to overdo do it? Some people use too much force (up to a pound of pressure!)
Between 30 and 40 million U.S. children and adults grind their teeth at night (nocturnal bruxism). This can be from stress and anxiety or caused by dental problems like missing or crooked teeth or a misaligned bite. Why is this a problem? What are the symptoms? Many people are unaware they have a problem with
Dentures are a solution that many people turn to when they are missing some or all of their teeth. And like the rest of your teeth, they need regular attention – and maintenance. Regular attention: When you’re fitted with artificial replacements for all your teeth (dentures) or just some of your teeth (partials), look for
Excellent oral health is something we all aspire to and it starts with a good homecare routine. Brushing twice a day for two minutes, flossing daily, rinsing after meals and snacks with plain water, and attending regular dental visits is vital. As parents we need to teach our children many things. Here is a primer
This is a really important bit of information, so I’m very glad you’re reading this blog! Did you know that up to 90% of systemic diseases “show up” in the mouth? That’s a pretty incredible statistic and it’s why your regular dental checkups are often your first line of defense against systemic disease. The mouth is the
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