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  It is quite common for people now to have tongue or lip piercings, but according to Dentists, the extent of damage that can be caused by them in your mouth is not worth the risk. Studies show that individuals who have any form of oral piercing suffer from caves, pockets, gaps around their teeth, […]

    Recently, a “healthy” Coke recipe that has become very popular is actually worse on your teeth than the regular Coca-Cola. The new recipe that started on TikTok is a combination of balsamic vinegar and seltzer. While the recipe has piqued everyone’s interest, Dentists have stated that this recipe erodes one’s teeth more than […]

    Benefits of Sugar-Free Gum As you may already know, sugar-free gum has many positive benefits to one’s oral health. Chewing gum has been around since ancient times and while we do have more flavors, the general gum form has been with us for ages. Chewing gum is a great thing to add to […]

Having great oral health as an adult really does start when you are a child. As a parent, it is critical that you instill good oral habits into your child’s life so that potential future concerns are prevented. Helping your child create good healthy brushing and flossing routines will allow them to have less cavities […]

  Flossing is a very important but often forgotten, task in the majority of people’s daily routines. Having good flossing habits can prevent cavities and gum disease. According to the American Dental Association, it is recommended that individuals floss their teeth daily. Flossing aids in the removal of plaque that builds up on the teeth. […]

Many Americans suffer from tooth loss every single year. However, you don’t have to suffer from difficulty eating, speaking, or insecurity in your smile. Dental implants are a stable and long-term tooth replacement that restores your entire tooth, from root to crown, so you can prevent bone loss.  However, because there are different types of […]

Fear of the dentist runs high even among adults, but thanks to sedation dentistry, those struggling with this type of anxiety can finally gain access to their most needed dental health services. Sedation isn’t just for the more anxious person. It’s commonly used when treating children, people suffering from certain disabilities, and even during long […]

  How Does Baby Bottle Tooth Decay Occur? Baby bottle tooth decay is developed from sugars sitting on teeth for an extended period. These sugars can range anywhere from milk/formula to juices. Putting your child to bed with a bottle or dipping their pacifier in sugary drinks can cause their teeth to decay over time. […]

  If you suffer from dental anxiety, know that you are not alone. Dental anxiety is very common among Americans. Approximately, 80% of Americans suffer from dental anxiety. Fearing the dentist can often cause patients to delay or cancel necessary treatment which can result in worsened conditions. Overcoming dental anxiety to prevent these conditions is […]

  Chipped Permanent Tooth If you have a chip on a permanent tooth of yours, then you may have noticed a slight pain that came with it. Chipped permanent teeth are often sensitive to touch and temperature. Chipped teeth typically are an easy fix and can usually be restored with or without the tooth fragments. […]