Sugar is directly linked to tooth decay, which is the oral health disease you know as “cavities”. The more sugar you eat, the more that sugar can damage your teeth. However, it also depends on how often you eat sugar and how well you take care of your teeth. Other factors such as wearing braces,
Read more →Did you know that about 92% of people have had cavities at some point in their life? This is why tooth decay is one of the most prevalent, chronic diseases according to the National Institutes of Health. 23% of children between 2 and 11 have untreated tooth decay. 26% of adults have it and even
Read more →Do you often get sensitive teeth when they come in contact with cold air or cold foods and drinks? As we head into fall and winter, more people get sensitive teeth with the changing of the seasons. However, sensitive teeth can also happen depending on the foods and drinks you are choosing, how well you
Read more →If you have good oral hygiene, brushing your teeth is an integral part of your morning and bedtime routines – but what about flossing? According to WebMD, flossing is even more important than brushing, so why do so many skip this step? If you make any of the following excuses to avoid flossing, rethink your
Read more →A cold soda on a hot day or a few pieces of candy for dessert may satisfy your cravings, but sugary drinks and snacks don’t do any favors for your smile. While brushing and flossing twice a day helps stave off tooth decay and gum disease, it’s best to avoid the very worst foods out
Read more →Think that there aren’t any real consequence to missing teeth? Think again! Missing teeth isn’t just a cosmetic issue. Teeth fulfill all kinds of roles, some of which require that they all work together. Gaps can, and do, make a difference in the overall wellness of your mouth/body. Read on to learn more! By the
Read more →Is oral care after 55 really that different from when you were younger? The simple answer is yes. Why? Aging causes all sorts of challenges, so staying ahead of them with excellent oral care and prevention strategies can keep your smile bright and healthy for years to come. Here are some conditions that become more
Read more →Did you know that cavities are included in the list of common oral infections? Cavities are also known as “tooth decay” and they are just one of many different types of oral health problems you can get. Infections and mouth sores can be especially bothersome, particularly if your oral health problem is visible to everyone
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