Your smile is extremely precious, and at the same time extremely susceptible to damage. Beyond instantaneous damage that can arise due to oral accidents or injuries, microscopic damage can also occur to your tooth enamel without you being aware of it. Harmful acids in your mouth caused by plaque and bacteria can eat away at your tooth enamel and lead... read more »

Protecting your teeth against cavities begins with every substance you place in your mouth, specifically the meals you eat on a daily basis. Cavity prevention begins with healthy eating habits. For a list of suggestions, see the following: - Consider using additional oral cleaning tools such as water flossers, mouthwash, and sugarless gum to help clean your mouth when brushing... read more »

You should brush and floss daily in order to maintain the health and cleanliness of your teeth. No matter if you practice these things daily or are just learning the basics of oral health care, it’s always a good idea to go over a reminder of why these things are necessary. Regular brushing and flossing are needed to help prevent... read more »

You probably know that you’ll have to do a few extra things if you’re hoping to stay healthy as you get older. However, would you be surprised to learn that there are also a few extra things you’ll need to do to keep your teeth strong as you get older? In fact, even if you’ve been brushing and flossing your... read more »