Brushing your teeth is a very important part of a good oral hygiene routine. If you don’t brush often enough, plaque can build up on your teeth and gums, causing painful problems. But even though the mechanical action of the brush does most of the...
Our teeth are the first stop in the digestive process and we use them constantly every day. But did you know that different teeth have different functions? Every human has incisors, canines, premolars, and molars, and each tooth has a specific purpose. Let’s give our...
Do you have sensitive teeth? If so, it’s because the dentin inside your teeth has been exposed. Dentin is hypersensitive to hot and cold temperatures as well as extremely sweet or acidic foods and drinks. In this article, we explain what dentin is, and how...
Your tooth enamel is made up of several different minerals, and one of the most important ones is fluoride. This naturally-occurring mineral strengthens your tooth enamel, fights off acid attacks, and helps prevent cavities. If you’re wondering why most toothpaste has fluoride in it, or...
Is your closet getting too stuffed? Are the kids outgrowing all their winter gear? Do you have some cozy blankets that just don’t fit your vibe any longer? Then it might be time to think about purging some of your gently used jackets and winter...
Halloween is an exciting time for children and adults alike. Free candy, fun parties, and interesting costumes make the holiday fun, but it can be dangerous for your oral health. Understanding the risks can help you keep your mouth healthy for all the boo-tastic fun...
Lips come in all sorts of beautiful shapes, sizes, and colors, but they also serve some very important functions. Our lips help us form words, express our emotions, show affection, and enjoy our favorite foods and drinks. They even help protect our oral health! There’s much...
Tooth enamel is stronger than bone, but it is not invincible. Many things can damage it, like plaque buildup, acidic drinks, teeth grinding, and injuries. And since tooth enamel does not grow back, you need to take good care of it. While brushing and flossing are...
Teeth may look like bones, but they are not actually part of your skeleton. Teeth belong to the ectodermal organs, along with your skin, hair, and sweat glands. And even though your teeth are harder than bones, taking care of them should be at the...
Choices, choices, choices! Looking at the wall of toothbrushes in any store is enough to make your head spin. Picking out a toothbrush can seem like guesswork at times, so here is a little breakdown of toothbrush technology to help you find the right one. How...