Have you ever wondered how someone with a beautiful smile keeps it gleaming? Or maybe you want a healthier smile and aren’t sure where to start? If you’ve ever found yourself a victim of smile envy, consider these four points to help you achieve the smile of your dreams. 1. A bright white smile isn’t always healthy. In fact, there is such a thing as over bleaching which can lead to oral health problems. If you’re interested in whitening your teeth, it’s important to learn about your options and the best treatment for you. We’ll be happy to discuss this with you on your next visit. 2. Noth ..read more

Everyone knows that bad oral hygiene can lead to cavities, gum disease, and other dental health problems. However, what if I told you that poor oral health can lead to things as serious as infertility or even a heart attack? If this sounds impossible to you, brace yourself because you are in for a big surprise! Good oral health means much more than just healthy gums and shiny teeth. From cardiovascular health to mental abilities – everything is linked to oral health in one way or another. No wonder doctors always emphasize the importance of oral hygiene. It is important to realize that the mou ..read more

Did you know that along with other things, the general health of your body is directly linked to your oral health? This makes it essential to practice excellent oral health in order to make sure your gums remain healthy, your teeth remain strong and sparkling, and your body enjoys optimal health. The thing about healthy dental practices is that most of us know all about it yet we fail to follow a steady oral hygiene routine! This ends up happening for a number of reasons. While most people are reluctant to put in even the smallest amount of effort to follow a healthy routine, others simply bel ..read more

Achieving strong and healthy teeth takes more than just brushing your teeth daily. From the kind of food you eat to your habits, everything plays a part when it comes to oral health and keeping your teeth strong and healthy. Moreover, it is important to understand that healthy teeth require a lifetime of care and attention so whatever you do, make sure that you never ignore or get lazy about your oral health. As much as we love to have healthy, white, and strong teeth, a lot of us often forget to give our teeth their fair share of attention. In order to make sure that you don’t make the same m ..read more

Did you know that along with other things, the general health of your body is directly linked to your oral health? This makes it essential to practice excellent oral health in order to make sure your gums remain healthy, your teeth remain strong and sparkling, and your body enjoys optimal health. The thing about healthy dental practices is that most of us know all about it yet we fail to follow a steady oral hygiene routine! This ends up happening for a number of reasons. While most people are reluctant to put in even the smallest amount of effort to follow a healthy routine, others simply bel ..read more

We all want to start 2022 off right—for some, that might mean vowing to eat healthier, exercising more than you have in the past or making quality family time a top priority. Whatever your resolutions are for the New Year, we hope you don’t forget about something very important—your oral health! Here are a few tips to make 2022 the healthiest year yet for your smile. 1. Improve your oral health habits. Make brushing twice each day and flossing once each day a part of your normal routine. 2. Straighten your teeth. If you’ve always wanted straighter teeth, what are you waiting for? Wit ..read more

You may already know that it is essential to brush your teeth regularly and follow a good oral hygiene practices to prevent plaque buildup in the mouth. However, do you know what plaque is, exactly? Why it is formed, how it affects your dental health, and why it is important to remove it regularly? Scroll down to have all your questions answered! Learn all about plaque and read helpful tips for preventing plaque to keep your teeth strong and gums healthy. What is Plaque and How it is Formed? Have you ever noticed a thin sticky film around your teeth? That’s plaque! You can feel it by simply mo ..read more

Post-operative care is crucial for recovery with all types of surgery. When it comes to dental procedures, post-operative dental care should be your number one concern. Knowing how to take care of yourself following a dental surgery is not only important for a speedy recovery, but it also makes sure that you recover completely without developing an infection or any other post-op complication. As long as you feel okay, it is easy to believe that you are recovering just fine. Beware, it’s a trap! Even if you don’t feel any pain or discomfort after going through a surgical, dental procedure; you ..read more

Bleeding gums can be a serious cause of concern. Contrary to what most people believe, bleeding from gums after brushing or flossing is not part of the routine. Under normal circumstances, gums must not be too sensitive and should be able to withstand the slight pressure that comes with the activities of your daily dental care routine. If you notice blood oozing out of your gums every time you brush or floss, it is a clear indication that something’s just not right! However, owing to the number of possible cases, pinpointing the reason behind bleeding gums on your own can be a little hard. Sc ..read more

Sugar. It’s crafty. While it shows itself in sweets, cakes and other treats, it loves to lurk in foods that you may not suspect like bread, salad dressing, spaghetti sauce and peanut butter to name a few. With so much sugar saturation, it’s not surprising that 92% of adults have tooth decay—something that’s not a sweet fact. Become a Sugar Sleuth Another way sugar tries to go undercover and sabotage your dental and overall health is by adopting numerous aliases. Here are some of the many disguises sugar wears: Dextrose Fructose Glucose High fructose corn syrup Maltodextrin Molasses Rice syrup ..read more