The Connection Between Oral Health and Heart Health
There are many uncommonly known links between oral health and heart health. Taking care of your smile is essential not only for the health of your teeth but the health of your body as well. The most common way poor oral health can lead to poor heart health is through...
American Dental Association’s Dental Standards
In an attempt to protect consumers and provide healthy competition, the American Dental Association has its own regulatory framework. The guidelines are meant to safeguard the interests of customers and ensure a level ground for different service and product...
Importance of Dental Sealants for Your Child
The constant friction between your child’s teeth exposes them to wear, tear, injury, and bacterial infection. Accumulation of food particles on tooth surfaces welcomes bacteria which can cause decay. However, many people have known the secret of dental sealants which...
How Thumbsucking Can Impact A Child’s Teeth
Did you know that thumbsucking can start as early as before a child is born? It is a normal part of the growing process unless it persists beyond the age of 2-3 years. Beyond this age, the habit could negatively impact the healthy development of your child’s teeth,...
Causes and Treatment of Sensitive Teeth
Maybe you prefer a hot cup of coffee to start your day or a cold glass of lemonade on a warm day. However, a sensitive tooth could impact your enjoyment of such beverages or food. According to The ADA, sensitivity is caused by exposure of the dentin of the tooth....
What Causes Bad Breath
You could be asking what causes bad breath in your mouth. Regular mints and mouthwash may not be enough to get rid of the odor. The best approach is to know the cause before treating the symptoms. Bad breath is not only embarrassing but also makes you uncomfortable as...
Why The ADA Recommends Dental Implants
A missing tooth can make you self-conscious and uncomfortable as you open your mouth. A feigned smile with your mouth closed not to reveal what your lips conceal will only make people suspicious. You could have lost your tooth from an accident or disease. Advancements...
Different Types of Flossing Tools
Proper flossing plays a vital part in having a clean mouth. It helps to remove food substances and plaque in areas that your toothbrush cannot easily reach. These places range from in-between your teeth to under the gum line. To receive the most benefits, here are a...
Do Whitening Toothpastes and Mouthwashes Actually Work?
Whitening is basically the process of making your teeth become whiter. Whitening products are classified into two major categories: - Bleaching products - Non-bleaching whitening products Whitening toothpastes and mouthwashes belong to the category of non-bleaching...
At Home Cleaning Vs. Professional Cleaning
You have no option but to clean your teeth if you want them to be healthy and functional. Dental cleaning essentially removes plaque from the teeth surface and prevents cavities among other serious oral problems. So what are some of the differences between home dental...
How Long You Should Brush Your Teeth (and Other Dental Tips)
Brushing your teeth is not as casual as you may take it. There are recommended ways on how to hold the brush, the inclination of your toothbrush to the gum, the period you should spend brushing, and the toothbrush to use. For positive results after brushing, these...
Foods and Drinks Great for Oral Health
Oral health is essential. It is necessary to maintain healthy teeth for an effective breakdown of food. According to American Dental Association, the following is a list of foods that are healthy for your teeth: Dairy Products Most people are lovers of...
Sugar Free Gum Helps Protect Teeth
As consumers, we tend to think of chewing gum as candy which should be avoided to achieve optimal oral health. While that is true for gum made with sugar, the American Dental Association (ADA) recognizes sugar free chewing gum that has scientifically proven its...
The Effects of Stress on Your Mouth
We all know stress is bad for our health. It is known to be a contributing factor in heart disease, obesity, headaches, anxiety, gastrointestinal problems, and more. When you’re stressed out, it affects every part of your body. This includes your mouth. While it’s not...
The Risks of Natural Teeth Whiteners
The world of dental whiteners can be confusing. There’s a large selection and wide price range. Because so many whitening options are expensive, patients may decide to try natural teeth whitening options that are cheaper than sitting in the dentist’s chair for a KöR...
Importance of Regular Dental Visits
Unless there’s a health issue we’re trying to treat, it is generally recommended that you see a dentist every 6 months. While we stress preventative maintenance, many patients put off a trip to the dentist until it is too late to preemptively take care of their dental...
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