Dental implants are easily the most popular tooth replacement option. They’re a far more permanent solution compared to bridges or dentures, and they look and function just like natural teeth. But did you know that they also help prevent bone loss in the jaw? We...
Sealants are like little raincoats for your teeth. They’re made from resin and applied on your back teeth. They help protect your molars from plaque buildup and the bacteria that eats away your enamel. There are many benefits to underutilized dental sealants, like preventing cavities...
Flossing your teeth is an important part of maintaining your oral health. The daily activity can leave some with burning questions like: Do I need a water flosser? Should I use floss tape or a flosser? Are any of them better than the others? We can...
Small and painful mouth ulcers like canker sores are a common oral health complaint. They can appear anywhere in the soft tissues of your mouth, including the lips, cheeks, tongue, and gums. They are often caused by minor injuries (like a bite to the cheek)...
Tartar is actually plaque that has hardened into a cement-like substance. But unlike plaque, which can usually be removed with daily brushing and flossing, tartar needs to be removed by a dental professional. We explain why tartar is so hard to remove, how it damages...
When it comes to replacing missing teeth with dentures, there are now two options: removable or permanent. Traditional removable dentures have to be glued into place every morning, and they take a bit of extra care. Permanent dentures act more like natural teeth, but they...
Daily brushing and flossing is a must for children, but it won’t prevent dental emergencies. Dental pain can cause major disruptions in your child’s development and affect the way that they learn, play, speak, and eat. And because some infections can spread from the mouth...
Missing teeth affect the way you eat, the way you speak, and the way you smile. But replacing them will restore your quality of life and your confidence. In this guide, we give you an overview of the three most common tooth replacement options: dentures,...
Many parents wonder why kids need their own toothpaste. Is it only about the flavor? Wouldn’t it be easier to let your kids use the same toothpaste you do? Just like we shouldn’t give our children adult formulas or doses of pain medications, adult toothpaste...
Tooth decay is one of the world’s most common dental health problems. Anyone with teeth can get cavities, no matter how old they are. You can even get cavities if you faithfully brush and floss every day. However, regular visits to the dentist will help...