Did you know that there is a strong connection between your oral health and your overall health? If fact, scientists are finding more and more connections with the two all the time. Neglecting your oral health can lead to many different health issues throughout your...

Toothbrushes have come a long way in the last couple of decades. Technology has made them more convenient, more effective, and a whole lot cooler. Read on to learn about some amazing new types of toothbrushes. Standalone Toothbrush A new toothbrush called DEWS from...

According to The American Dental Association, teeth grinding can be caused by stress, anxiety and sleep disorders, as well as a variety of other health issues. Unfortunately, without treatment, teeth grinding can have adverse side effects. Read on for the side effects...

There’s a reason why your dentist always asks if you floss at your six-month checkup. Flossing is incredibly important for oral health, and it helps keep more than just your teeth healthy. Read on for more information about the benefits of regular flossing. Removes...

A whiter smile is something many dental patients are after. As we age, our teeth can become discolored or develop a yellowish tint due to food and drink stains, genetics, or other oral health issues. Although there are many inexpensive over the counter teeth whitening...

Have you ever used a Proxabrush? They can be incredibly useful for cleaning in between the teeth and are easier to use for some people than floss. Here’s a closer look at a Proxabrush and why it’s important to add it to your teeth cleaning routine. What is A...

With all the different mouthwashes available at stores, you may be wondering if you should be using an alcohol-based or zero-alcohol product. But is a zero-alcohol mouthwash effective? Let's take a closer look. The Majority of Mouthwashes Contain Alcohol The majority...

It has been long known that oral health is directly related to overall health, but it goes even deeper than that. Recent research suggests that gum disease caused by poor health habits may be linked to Alzheimer’s disease, meaning this debilitating illness may be...

Studies show that oral health is directly related to overall health. Therefore, dental care is essential for everyone. Unfortunately, some people aren't able to get out of their homes to a dentist's office. People with disabilities, medical needs, or a number of other...

Tooth extractions are relatively common dental procedures done on both children and adult patients. Although adult teeth are meant to be permanent, there are many reasons why someone may need a tooth removed. Crowding, injury, infection, or even gum disease are all...

The American Dental Association recommends flossing your teeth daily. Using floss to clean the hard to reach areas around your teeth and gums can prevent gum disease and cavities. But how should you be flossing? Here’s an in-depth look at proper flossing techniques...

Sleep Apnea is a severe sleep disorder that causes breathing interruptions during sleep. Without treatment, a person with Sleep Apnea will stop breathing multiple times during their sleep, sometimes hundreds of times per night. This can lead to a long list of health...

If you wear Invisalign teeth aligners or are considering getting them, you’re probably aware that they need to be worn 20 to 22 hours a day for them to be effective. Something that must be worn essentially all day may seem daunting, especially if you’re afraid they...

Wisdom teeth, otherwise known as your third molars, usually come in between the ages of 17 and 21.  If they come in correctly, they can help assist in chewing and cause no issues. However, according to the American Dental Association, wisdom teeth that don’t grow in...

Porcelain veneers are commonly used in dentistry for many different reasons. Veneers are made of medical-grade ceramic bonded to the fronts of a patient’s teeth to correct dental flaws. They are a popular choice for patients looking for a non-invasive way to improve...