Cavities form when too much sugar is eaten without enough brushing and flossing to remove the sugar that leads to decay. Children may not know that brushing and flossing is so important to their oral health, or they may struggle with the desire to do these habits. Here are a few games and tips that
Read more →Bad breath is common depending on what you’ve recently eaten. However, it is also a sign that tooth decay, gum disease or other oral health issues (like dry mouth) may be happening. The odor of your breath can even signal the underlying cause of bad breath. Here are a few reasons why bad breath happens,
Read more →There is a popular saying, “You are what you eat.” This saying is quite true when it comes to your oral health. What you eat and drink can determine if you end up with oral health diseases or if you keep your teeth all your life. Even the best eating habits can falter in the
Read more →Did you know that cavities can be directly traced back to the things you eat, especially if those items are full of sugar? Every time you put food in your mouth, you could be harming your teeth if you don’t take the right preventative measures, followed by good oral hygiene. Summertime is popular for ice
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