You never know when you or a family member will experience a dental emergency, but it’s important to understand which emergencies are most common and how you can prepare for and treat them. Toothaches, broken wires and knocked-out permanent teeth are some of the many dental emergencies that are painful and need to be treated
Read more →Did you know that half of Americans drink soda each day? Did you also know that those who have 3 or more glasses have a 62% increase in having their teeth decay? Your tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body and is made up of various minerals that are found in the foods
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
Read more →Root Canal Awareness week is now. The American Association of Endodontists reports that an average of 15 million root canals are performed each year in the United States. A root canal procedure is not the same as simply getting a cavity removed. It is much more extensive because a root canal is only done when
Read more →Nobody wants a cavity, but they happen millions of times a year for Americans. When cavities aren’t found promptly with biannual dental exams, they can grow large. When a cavity gets so large that it affects the nerves of your teeth, a root canal may be needed. This is when a tooth is completely cleaned
Read more →Want to start off the new year right by having healthier teeth and gums? You can easily do this, as good oral health happens with simple habits done daily. That includes brushing, flossing and a few other key habits. These small things done each day can help you have a healthy and beautiful mouth all
Read more →Thumbsucking is a way that many infants soothe themselves. However, over time, this habit can cause various oral health issues with the teeth. Thumbsucking can cause the teeth to shift position overtime, even making them push outwards. This can lead to speech impediments and orthodontic issues. The problem is worse when thumbsucking happens with the
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