Does the thought of eating cold ice cream or sipping on hot coffee make you cringe? Do you suffer from pain when you eat sweet, sour or acidic foods? Even a breath of cold air could instigate that painful sensation. This sharp and sudden pain that shoots deep in the nerve ending of your teeth
read moreYour toothbrush plays an important role when it comes to keeping your mouth clean – you use it everyday! Hopefully two times a day, if you follow the recommended minimum. With your toothbrush being used so frequently, it’s vital to keep your toothbrush in tip-top shape. The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that consumers replace
read moreAs dentists, we totally get it – not everyone loves coming into our office. However, it’s important to understand that keeping your mouth healthy is an essential piece of your overall health. Whichever your reason may be: fear of needles, pain or a previous bad experience, it’s important to maintain healthy oral hygiene and visit
read moreIs flossing part of your daily routine? Flossing only needs to be done once a day, whereas brushing should be done at least 2-3 times per day. What most people fail to realize is that flossing is the single most important factor in preventing Gum Disease. Did you know that the more you floss, the
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