We all know there are three keys to good dental hygiene- brush, floss and mouthwash; but like toothbrushes and toothpastes there are many choices in mouthwash. Mouthwash (or mouthrinse) is used for a variety of reasons such as reducing plaque, preventing tooth decay, freshening breath, and preventing or reducing gingivitis. It’s important to remember when
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Healthy Teeth: What’s Good for Mom is Good for Baby Good oral hygiene is very important during pregnancy, not only for mom but baby as well. Hormonal shifts during pregnancy, especially the increase of progesterone makes gums more sensitive increasing the risk of gum disease. Studies show that women with poor dental health and gum
read moreThe day has come. The one you have been waiting to see for many months, even years. It’s braces REMOVAL day! After a quick debonding process you’ll be free of brackets and bands and your teeth will be smooth and perfectly aligned! You are happy. You are already planning a celebration meal free of
read moreStarting your child off with good dental care can help protect their teeth for years to come. Children learn by example and begin forming opinions of their health providers at an early age. Their first dental visit is an important milestone, one which the American Dental Association (ADA) recommends scheduling no later than the child’s
read moreChewing gum has been around since the ancient times and although the composition of has greatly changed it is now being doted as a benefit to your oral health. According to the American Dental Association (ADA) chewing sugarless gum for 20 minutes after a meal can help prevent tooth decay in addition to freshening your
read moreA healthy, balanced diet is important to your basic nutrition and physical well-being but did you know that a healthy diet is also necessary to keep your teeth, gums and mouth clean and healthy? Well, it’s true! The food we eat can have a big impact on our teeth. The best foods for dental health
read moreThe manual tooth brush as we know it went on sale in the United States in 1938 and has not strayed far from its original concept. In the 1990’s its electric counterpart hit the scene and has had us wondering since which brush is better? Here are some pros and cons of each brush: Electric
read moreHave you ever sat in the toothpaste aisle reading labels, considering flavors and trying to decide which specific dental concern you are trying to address? With the growing number of toothpaste brands and “formulas” on the market this can be a daunting decision, one that may leave you grabbing the box on sale and moving
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