Due to several oral health risks associated with not caring for your toothbrush property, it is important to make a checklist to ensure your toothbrush care is being done correctly. Oftentimes, individuals do not take into consideration the risks of contamination that can occur with your cleaning tools. Even something as simple as leaving your brush lying on its side... read more »
By focusing on your smile, you can help keep your oral health in check. One of the most common causes of dental damage arises in the form of cavities. Cavities occur when dental erosion slowly wears away your tooth enamel. Dental erosion is often caused by harmful acids. Thus, in order to employ effective cavity prevention plans, you will need... read more »
Many schools and athletic associations require some form of protective mouth guard when participating in rigorous activities or contact sports. Unfortunately, many of the mouth guards offered at the retail level can fit in the mouth uncomfortably, as well as cause breathing issues. At the same time, most of these mouth guards cannot adequately account for the presence of traditional... read more »
In addition to pain in the oral cavity, there are some signs of wisdom teeth in need of removal that you can take note of. If you sense any of the following signs, or if the gums behind your molars are throbbing or swelling, please let us know so that we can pencil in you a visit to see our... read more »
Many people dread going to the dentist, because they are almost positive their dentist will tell them they have a cavity. Don’t let this be you! Follow these 5 tips to help prevent cavities for 2018. Brush: Brush your teeth two times a day for 2 minutes each session. Make sure to use a very soft bristled brush! Though it... read more »
Do I need a mouth guard? For those who play sports, mouth guards are usually recommended. A mouth guard can be beneficial while playing any sport but are especially important for contact sports like football, boxing, and hockey. A mouth guard can help protect the teeth, jaws, and soft tissues from injury during sport. What types of mouth guards are... read more »
