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Fact vs. Fiction: 7 Myths About Teeth
Your teeth aren’t only essential for eating and chewing; they also play a vital role in your overall health and appearance. In this day of infinite information online, there’s a lot of misinformation out there about teeth and how to maintain your dental health. Keep reading to get the truth about teeth as we debunk […]
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5 Benefits of Water Flossers
When it comes to maintaining your oral health, a good dental hygiene routine is essential. Brushing and flossing regularly are key to preserving a healthy and radiant smile. However, flossing can be hard, especially when you have braces or other orthodontic devices in the way. Luckily, there are solutions such as water flossers that can […]
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Bruxism: Answers to 6 Questions
Bruxism, also known as tooth grinding, is a common sleep disorder affecting around 10% of U.S. adults and 15% of children. If left unchecked, it can lead to a number of issues; however, there are effective treatment and prevention options available. Read on to discover answers to six questions you may have if you or your child were diagnosed with bruxism.
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Get Your Smile Back: 5 Helpful Restorative And Cosmetic Dentistry Options
If you don’t have the straight, white teeth Americans covet, you may feel self-conscious about your smile. This is especially true if you have any damage or decay, your teeth aren’t pearly white, or you have crooked or missing teeth. Fortunately, there are both restorative and cosmetic dentistry options to help you get your smile (and confidence) back.
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Tooth Sensitivity After Whitening: Should You Be Concerned?
If you whiten your teeth, you may experience tooth sensitivity after the fact. This can occur whether you use over-the-counter whitening products or whether you see a dentist for a professional whitening treatment. It’s only natural to be alarmed by tooth sensitivity, as it often indicates a dental problem. Here is what you need to know about tooth sensitivity after whitening.
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Blue Or Grey Teeth: Causes And Options For Treatment
If you have blue or grey teeth, you may be alarmed and not know what this means. You may not know what to do, aside from go to the dentist. Here is what you need to know about common causes for blue or grey teeth and what your options for treatment are.
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