Oral Piercings
WellnessAt the present time, oral piercings such as tongue bolts, cheek studs, and lip rings seem to be in vogue among a certain number of young people.
Read Dental StoryOral Hygiene for Kids
WellnessTeeth can last a lifetime if you take care of them right — and the best time to start is just as soon as they begin appearing. By establishing good oral hygiene routines for your children right from the start
Read Dental StoryMouth Rinses
WellnessNumerous studies have shown that using an appropriate mouth rinse, in conjunction with regular brushing and flossing, is an easy and effective way for you to improve your overall oral health.
Read Dental StoryBlood Pressure Medications & Your Gums
WellnessBefore prescribing any medications — even lifesaving ones, such as those used to reduce blood pressure or prevent epileptic seizures — your health care professionals carefully weigh the benefits a drug offers.
Read Dental StoryTooth Decay Prevention
WellnessTooth decay is often called the second most prevalent human disease, after the common cold. Without effective treatment (as was the case through most of history) it can lead to pain.
Read Dental StoryHow To Brush
WellnessIf you’re like most people, you probably learned how to brush as a child… and chances are, you haven’t thought about it much since then.
Read Dental StoryInterdental Cleaning Devices
WellnessAlmost everyone understands the importance of regular brushing and flossing to their oral health. You’ve heard it many times before, at office visits and checkups.
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WellnessYou always brush twice a day, avoid sugary snacks between meals, and go to the dentist regularly. Do you still have to floss your teeth?
Read Dental StoryToothpaste
WellnessToothpaste: It’s something most people use every day, but rarely give much thought to — except, perhaps, when choosing from among the dozens of brands that line the drugstore shelf.
Read Dental StoryTips to Prevent Cavities
WellnessCavities are little holes in teeth that can eventually cause big problems. They form when tooth-eroding acid attacks a tooth’s protective outer covering (enamel).
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