The first Friday of October has been dubbed World Smile Day. This is a day devoted to smiling at others, and giving them a reason to smile by spreading random acts of kindness to those you encounter. Remember the familiar yellow smiley face that became popular in the 1960’s? The smiley face was created in
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Good oral health does more for your body than you may realize. Your smile invites people into your personal space, and a welcoming, healthy smile conveys a lot about who you are. While regular checkups and cleanings are needed, there are a number of things you can do at home to improve oral health and
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September hosts Aging Awareness Day. We are all aging to one degree or the other, but what can you expect in terms of your teeth as you age? As you get older, your teeth can show signs of wear and tear. Although you can’t eliminate a lifetime of chewing and grinding, there’s a lot you
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We’ve all experienced being around someone with bad breath and know how repulsive it can be. What if YOU are the one with bad breath and you don’t know it? Chronic bad breath may indicate other more serious conditions besides the onions you ate for lunch. If you are plagued continually with bad breath, Dr.
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September is National Gum Care Month and its purpose is to bring awareness to the disease and to focus attention on the ways you can improve gum health. Gums are considered to be the foundation of healthy teeth. When gum tissue becomes infected with bacteria from dental plaque and tartar, bone loss and tooth loss
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