Studies from the Center for Disease Control have found that 90% of adults have experienced some form of tooth decay. Cavities are the most common form of tooth decay that people experience in their lives. They are very common but with good oral health care, they can be avoided. So what can you [...]
Dentures can be a great way to replace multiple missing teeth. Modern technology has made them better fitting, easier to wear, and more natural looking than ever before. If you are considering getting dentures, though, it is likely that you have some questions about how to care for your dentures. Keep reading to [...]
Everyone knows that brushing your teeth twice a day is important and helps to keep your teeth healthy. Is that enough though? When it comes to creating a good oral hygiene routine, there is more that you can do than just brushing! Brushing is very important, but brushing alone is not enough to keep [...]
Everyone knows that you have to brush your teeth every day, but how many people also floss every day? Flossing is a step in an oral hygiene routine that often gets neglected, either because people do not think it is as important, or they simply do not like to floss. When it comes [...]
Over time, your teeth will become less white, and that is unfortunately unavoidable. As you age, and more so If you drink coffee, tea, or red wine, or use tobacco, your teeth will become stained and may not remain as white as you would like them to be. If you find you would [...]
Cavities are perhaps the most common dental issue. Almost everyone will experience a cavity at some point in their life. Thankfully, though, cavities are also very easy to treat and prevent! Keep reading below to learn more about what cavities are and how you can take steps to take great care of your [...]
Keeping track of your dental health is an important part of your overall health, and asking the right questions ensures you have the right information you need to keep your mouth as healthy as possible. Below are 10 questions you should ask your dentist the next time you visit your dental clinic. These [...]
How early should my child have their first visit? Studies have shown that children can develop cavities as early as age two, so it is generally recommended that their first appointment is booked as soon as their first tooth erupts. At the latest, your child should go for their first dental checkup by [...]
