April Marks Oral Health Month
April marks Oral Cancer Awareness & Health Month, and while we should make our health a priority every month, it’s a great opportunity to consider how we can enhance the well-being of our mouths, teeth, and gums. Since oral health is closely linked to overall wellness, it’s essential to address and prevent dental problems to…
Read MoreNon-Candy Treats to Make Sure Every Child Has a Happy Halloween
These treats to make sure every child can get in on the fun! This year, Halloween might look a little different, but trick-or-treating is still a much-loved tradition. Dressing up and walking the neighborhood at night while neighbors toss candy into king-sized pillowcases is what makes Halloween night one of the most magical nights in a child’s life.…
Read MoreAlternatives to Flossing
For those who hate the tedious task of flossing, there are alternatives that can help keep their oral health in check.
Read MoreHow to Have a Great 4th of July BBQ (and Not Ruin Your Teeth)
If you’re going to a barbeque on July 4, you can enjoy the holiday while protecting your teeth. Below, we’ll tell you which foods and drinks will help strengthen your teeth while you celebrate your freedoms. Healthy Drink Choices for the 4th of July Water – Water is the best choice for your Independence Day drink.…
Read MoreEaster Candy and Your Dental Health
Easter and Halloween are the two biggest holidays that focus on candy and sweets. The sugary treats can wreak havoc on your teeth, especially candies such as Jellybeans and sticky candy that sticks in the crevices of tiny teeth. There are alternative ways to celebrate the holiday without going too wild on sugary candy that…
Read MoreShould You Worry About Bleeding Gums During Pregnancy?
Morning sickness, swollen feet, insomnia… there are plenty of not-so-pleasant symptoms you might experience during pregnancy. But did you know that bleeding gums can also be one of them? Pregnancy increases the risk of periodontal (gum) disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). About 60 to 75% of pregnant people have gingivitis,…
Read More‘Tis the season for cold weather
‘Tis the season for cold weather, and your teeth are sensitive. This happens to many people in winter, but what is the cause? Do cold temperatures affect your teeth? Yes, they can! If you want to know more about cold weather and tooth sensitivity, here is what we want you to know. Cold Weather and…
Read More10 Must-Follow Oral Hygiene Tips
Here are our top 10 oral hygiene tips to help you improve your oral health and achieve a lifetime of healthy smiles. 1. Brush Twice a Day Brushing your teeth for a full two minutes, twice a day, can make a significant difference in your oral health. While this may be a well-established routine for…
Read MoreThanksgiving Foods That Are Good for Your Teeth
While everyone’s recipes may vary, many of the main dishes served on Thanksgiving remain the same. Learn which ones are especially good for your oral health and how to take better care of your teeth year-long! 1. Turkey The main dish that sits on (just about) every dining table on Thanksgiving plays a huge role…
Read MoreHow Hormones Impact Women’s Dental Health
Hormones play a vital role in our bodies, influencing various systems, including oral health. Women experience numerous hormonal changes throughout their lives, and these fluctuations can significantly impact the mouth. This blog post will dive into how women’s hormones affect oral health during different life stages and how to keep your mouth healthy through it…
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