Maybe you hate the taste of toothpaste. Perhaps your kid fights you every time you try to get their teeth brushed. Or maybe you’re worried about all the strange ingredients. Perhaps you’ve been putting off getting to the store, and you’re all out of toothpaste....
Sealants are like little raincoats for your teeth. They’re made from resin and applied on your back teeth. They help protect your molars from plaque buildup and the bacteria that eats away your enamel. There are many benefits to underutilized dental sealants, like preventing cavities...
Flossing your teeth is an important part of maintaining your oral health. The daily activity can leave some with burning questions like: Do I need a water flosser? Should I use floss tape or a flosser? Are any of them better than the others? We can...
Happy New Year! Along with the excitement of ringing in a new year, we get to make new resolutions. Setting resolutions is a practice that can test your ambitions, help you reach new goals, and improve your wellbeing. But keeping your resolutions doesn't need to...
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...
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...
We use our mouths every single day, for talking, eating, and smiling. But when you can’t smile, simple tasks like brushing your teeth can feel impossible. The fact is, depression is now being linked with dental problems like tooth loss and oral pain. Yes, depression does...
Taking care of your body means building healthy routines. Eating the right food, exercising, and taking care of your teeth are all part of living a healthy lifestyle. Building a new oral care routine might sound complicated, but this guide will walk you through the...
Ideally, you should get a dental exam at least once a year and a dental cleaning twice a year—it’s the best way to keep your teeth and gums healthy for the rest of your life. But if you have been putting off going to the dentist,...