Start the New Year with a New Smile!
With a new year come new resolutions, If you haven’t made one, we suggest an easy resolution that you can be sure to keep and one that will help you be healthier and more confident. There’s no more life-changing impact than maintaining your dental health. And the best way to ensure this is to avoid creating […]
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Choosing the Right Toothbrush
Does the type of toothbrush you use matter? Yes, the right kind of toothbrush is more important than you might realize. Using the wrong type of brush can leave plaque buildup, cause stains, erode enamel and cause your gums to recede. Most toothbrushes fall into one of the following categories: Manual toothbrushes – This is your standard […]
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The Good News About Bad Breath
Bad breath can be a major problem and one that you might not be as aware of as you think. While some might blow it off as simply “morning breath” or “coffee breath” the truth may be deeper that on the surface. The good news is that bad breath can often be prevented with some […]
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The Benefits of Straighter Teeth
Many people consider crooked teeth to be a cosmetic issue, but the health benefits of straight teeth are actually quite significant. While having straight teeth definitely contributes to a beautiful smile, it also bodes well for both your dental health and your overall health. THE TROUBLE WITH CROOKED TEETH When teeth don’t line up properly, […]
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The Importance of Flossing Your Teeth
Regular flossing removes plaque, food particles and debris from between teeth. If not removed regularly, plaque can build up and lead to the formation of tartar. Simply flossing your teeth can make them look brighter by removing plaque and excess food particles that you may not see in the mirror or in areas that your toothbrush […]
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Dental Implants vs. Dentures
Missing teeth are not only unhealthy for your mouth. They can also impact your overall health and self-esteem. If you’re missing teeth, there’s no reason to be ashamed. Tooth loss is fairly common, not just for the elderly but younger individuals as well. One in four people over the age of 74 are missing all of […]
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