Brushing your teeth should be your first priority when it comes to keeping your mouth healthy. The foundation of a healthy smile is brushing your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, but interdental cleaning is a small addition that may significantly improve...
How eating disorders may impact your oral health and how your dental team can assist in identifying the early warning symptoms Dental experts are frequently among the first to spot potential warning signs of eating disorders including anorexia, bulimia, and binge...
Not surprisingly, the most common cause of poor oral health and illness is still dental issues connected to sugar. However, the message is straightforward: cutting back on sugar in our diets can help prevent tooth decay while also helping us lose unwanted weight....
Bruxism is the term for teeth grinding, which frequently occurs as you sleep. In addition to stress and worry, other factors that might contribute to tooth grinding include sleep disturbances, an irregular bite, and missing or misaligned teeth. Teeth grinding may also...
Oral health is essential to your overall health. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, your dentist has been working to put your health and safety first by taking extra steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the dental office. 1. COVID-19 Vaccines Are Effective and...
