The Thanksgiving season is full of family, fun and food, but it can also be a day when our dental health deteriorates, as well. The sugary pies, candied yams and cranberry sauce that we consume on Thanksgiving all take a hit at our teeth and can leave our tooth enamel worn out. These, along with
Read more →Babies begin to show signs of their first teeth within a few months after birth, and this can be a painful and uncomfortable time for them. As they teethe, babies’ gums will be sore and tender, which is completely natural. Some ways to calm your baby during this time is by rubbing the sore gums
Read more →If you’ve lost a tooth due to injury, age or disease, you’re not alone. Millions suffer from missing teeth each year and don’t know how to fix their problem. Missing teeth can take a hit at your self-esteem and make it difficult to chew and eat, along with contributing to other oral health issues. Fortunately,
Read more →November is National Diabetes Month and reminds us that we need to take care of both our physical AND dental health. While diabetes affects numerous parts of the body, it can also increase your risk for gum disease and tooth decay due to the higher levels of glucose found in your saliva. When both Type
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