No matter what kind of teeth you inherit, you have the responsibility to take care of them. There is no doubt that your oral health is affected to a degree by your genes. The size and shape of your mouth, along with your bone structure can easily be inherited. Crooked teeth are usually passed down
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Brushing and flossing your teeth are daily routines. Brushing wouldn’t be nearly as effective without toothpaste, and believe it or not, using the correct toothpaste also makes a difference. Good oral hygiene is essential for healthy teeth and gums. The right toothpaste can play a critical role in oral health, but it can be difficult
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It’s not easy to keep your mouth healthy during the holidays. Sweets and goodies seem to show up at every turn. There is also a shortage of time to devote to your regular routines of brushing and flossing that can have a negative effect on your oral health. With a little forethought you can still
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The American Cancer Society sponsors the Great American Smokeout on the third Thursday of November. This campaign challenges smokers to give up cigarettes for 24 hours with the hope that you quit for good. If you or a loved one smokes cigarettes, consider joining the movement, and take the first step toward quitting forever!
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Neglecting your teeth can cause several problems if left untreated. According to the American Dental Association, the mouth is a gateway to your body’s overall health and neglecting your teeth can have an impact on more than your mouth. You may give oral care a second thought after reading this article. What Risks Lie in
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It’s back-to-school time, which means children are away from home for lunch. Packing a nutritious meal to get them through the school day is essential and plays an important role in your child’s energy at school, and could make a big difference in their ability to focus on learning. Your child’s body is a complex
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It’s no secret that smoking is bad for your general health, but it also negatively affects your teeth. Besides the obvious hazards of potentially developing lung cancer, cigarettes and tobacco stains your teeth, causes bad breath, damages your oral cavity, and because tobacco causes tooth discoloration it can leave permanent stains on your teeth that
Read more →This is the perfect time of year to adopt resolutions for establishing healthy dental habits. The benefits of setting dental health goals can be rewarding and motivating. Resolutions are often related to improvements in our health, diet and actions that will produce positive changes in our lives. As you make your own resolutions, don’t forget
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