Tooth Sensitivity can be frustrating, uncomfortable, and make it difficult to eat foods you love. But in order to address tooth sensitivity, it can be helpful to understand what causes it, so you can determine the best way to help…
We often think of teeth when we think of maintaining good oral hygiene and a winning smile. But what we most often overlook is the unsung hero: The Gums. Gums help keep teeth secure, and form a tight seal around…
We all want better oral health. One easy way to support that pursuit is to brush your teeth! This foundational habit helps to prevent decay, and keep your breath fresh! Sometimes the most simple things are the most overlooked, so…
Who doesn’t want a bright, beautiful smile? One that makes you glow with joy and be confident! Choosing to whiten your teeth is an act of self care that is an investment in yourself! Here are 3 ways whitening your…
Despite the big adjustments in everyone’s lives meant to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it is still important to maintain good oral health. This can even be part of our efforts to stay safe and keep others safe. So what…
With the changes that come with COVID-19, it’s easy to get out of your day to day routine. During this time, people should take care of their mental health, physical health, boost their immune system, and practice habits that promote…
One of the most often mentioned contributing factors to teeth grinding, or bruxism, is stress. Stress and Teeth Grinding go hand in hand, and so to reduce and address the stress may also help to reduce and address the teeth…
Mouthwash may be commonly associated with a refreshing tingle that banishes bad breath. But what is the real deal with mouthwash? Is it effective? How can you make the most of your dental hygiene routine and learn to use mouthwash…
Every Patient should have a grasp of some of the common dental terms they will hear in the course of regular dental treatment. Here are some common terms you should know: Caries Caries are one of the common dental terms…
Dental Emergencies can vary in origin, need, and urgency. They can occur in a variety of ways, some by sudden trauma, others by a quick onset of symptoms. You can’t always predict a dental emergency, but you can plan to…