Vegetables are widely known to be healthy food items that can offer you a wide range of benefits, from helping you lose or manage your weight to increased heart health, reduced cholesterol, increase immunity, and more. But, did you know that vegetables are also good for your oral health? Snacking on various veggies can help...
During the hot summer months, it is important to stay hydrated while also considering which beverages are best for your oral health. Acidic and overly sweet drinks can cause some major damage to your teeth and gums, especially with prolonged consumption. Read on to find out what beverages might actually improve your oral health. Water...
Aloe Vera has been used for over 2,000 years in the treatment of skin issues. Today, it’s being used to treat oral health problems too. This is because it’s been shown to help our bodies heal faster while also reducing pain such as that which is associated with canker sores, cold sores, and mouth ulcers....
Your teeth are made to last a lifetime, so you need to make sure they are healthy and well cared for. Fortunately, mouthwash can help them to stay healthy. For some of us making mouthwash a daily part of your oral hygiene routine can improve the health of your teeth. Removes Plaque One of the...
Bad breath is one of the most common issues related to oral health. We spend millions each year in mouthwashes and gums that promise to keep us free of offending mouth odors. Whether you feel it first thing in the morning or after eating certain foods, this is how to tell if your breath stinks....
Dental fears are a lot more common than most people realize. Those that do have dental fears often feel alone. It is very important that you understand just how common dental fears really are. Some people get so afraid of going to the dentist that they skip going to the dentist altogether. That is not...
You have heard how important good oral health habits at home are. Brushing twice daily, flossing, and visiting our office regularly can keep your mouth healthy, but eating certain foods may come with a warning sign. After an acidic meal, you need to wait to brush your teeth. Foods such as lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruit...
Regularly cleaning your toothbrush is an important step to prevent the spread and growth of bacteria, viruses, and germs. In the right environment, these organisms can grow on your toothbrush after you use it. Fortunately, there are a few things that you can do to sanitize your brush. Focus on Everyday Cleaning It is important...
When your entire family brushes their teeth together, it can provide a lot of benefits to you and the other members of your family. All of you will be more likely to keep up with daily oral hygiene routines. Plus, you will all work together to make sure each other is doing the best job...
Do you have dental veneers? If so, you probably want them to last for as long as possible before they have to be replaced. There are a few important things to keep in mind when it comes to properly caring for your dental veneers. When they are properly cared for, they typically last around ten...