Does the thought of undergoing a root canal make you nervous? Relax—here’s what you need to know about this painless dental procedure, and how it could save your infected tooth.
Although a dependable way to repair cavities, metal fillings can also put a damper on your smile. But new kinds of durable fillings are now available that blend seamlessly with the rest of a tooth’s appearance. Here’s what you need to know about tooth-colored fillings.
Hormonal changes during pregnancy can make an expectant mother more susceptible to gum disease. If it remains untreated, gum disease could lead to tooth loss. Here’s what you need to know about protecting your gums during pregnancy.
Everyone gets that dry, “cotton mouth” feeling now and then. But if your mouth feels dry for long periods of time, you may have a condition that could eventually affect your oral health. Here are 5 things you can do to alleviate chronic dry mouth.
Not everyone having their teeth straightened is a teenager. In fact, one in 5 orthodontic patients are adults—a number that continues to grow. Learn why it’s not too late to improve your dental health and smile with orthodontics, no matter your age.
Do you want to start your child on the right path toward a lifetime of healthy teeth? Here are a few tips to help ensure they’ll always enjoy good dental health.
Even though regular dental visits might seem routine, they’re one of the most important things you can do for your health. Find out why twice-a-year trips to the dentist can help you maintain your best oral health—and your most attractive smile.
A dental emergency can happen to anyone, anywhere, at any time. Knowing what to do for someone after an accident or the onset of pain symptoms could impact their long-term dental health and appearance.
Think you only need routine dental care for natural teeth? Here are some good reasons why you should keep up regular dental visits, even if you wear dentures.
A bite problem can decrease dental functionality, increase disease risk, and potentially mar an otherwise attractive smile. Fortunately, though, most poor bites can be corrected. Watch to learn more about the magic of orthodontics.
Help teens protect their smiles. Encourage daily brushing and flossing, healthy food choices, regular dental visits, and open conversations about healthy habits.
Protect your smile this summer. Keep up with brushing and flossing, choose healthy snacks, watch for swimmer’s calculus, and wear a mouthguard during sports.
A child’s first teeth coming in is a natural process. But those moments can also be painful for them—and challenging for their parents. Here are a few tips to make teething easier for your child.
