There’s a lot of buzz (excuse our pun) about electronic toothbrushes these days, but are these gadgets really the best thing for your teeth? Considering how new power brushes are relative to the field of dentistry, there is still a lot of research to be done on the subject.
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Straightening your teeth is no longer the problem of children alone. More and more adults are heading to the orthodontist for the first time, or even heading back after childhood treatments have started to wear.
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Knowing and trusting your dental team is an essential part of maintaining optimal oral health. If you are one of the millions who will need a dental procedure this year, that trust is even more vital.
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Cavities aren’t just for kids anymore. Although these tiny holes in our tooth enamel stop being such a major focus in adulthood, that doesn’t mean they aren’t there. There are plenty of signs that cavities may exist in your mouth, so being aware of your general oral health is important. Of course, watching your diet,
read more What you do between dental visits to maintain healthy teeth and gums is as important as visiting your dentist regularly. Many people don’t realize that there are real benefits to a regular between-visit oral hygiene routine. This routine goes beyond just brushing twice a day. Below we will discuss how you can get the most
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You hear it all the time: dental health is essential for your overall health and wellbeing. Still, many people don’t know just how often they should visit the dentist, or what factors may change that answer. In this article, we will discuss some of the basics of dental visit frequency, what happens at a dental
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When it comes to your overall health and well-being, it’s important that you take care of your dental health and get both regular checkups and preventative maintenance done. However, this can be difficult for those without any dental insurance. According to the American Dental Association, among children ages 2-18, 38.7% have dental benefits through Medicaid
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Tooth decay is the most common chronic disease found in American children. That’s a shocking statistic because in most cases, tooth decay is preventable. You might think that the state of children’s teeth isn’t a big deal. After all, kids lose their baby teeth and replace them with adult teeth anyway. It’s not until their
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