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Most babies start out with gummy smiles, but over time their little mouths fill up with teeth. Even though baby teeth are only temporary, they can affect the health of a child’s permanent teeth so it is very important to care for them properly. Newborn Dental Care You may be won Read More

The holidays can be a particularly challenging time for keeping your teeth in the best shape. With so much temptation to eat and drink, upsets to routine and the potential for stress, there are a lot of factors that can lead to dental problems post-holiday. The good news? There are pr Read More

Gum disease is one of the most common oral health problems. The most widely known symptoms of gum disease are gum inflammation and bleeding, but this condition can actually affect the whole body. These possible gum disease complications emphasize the value of good dental hygiene and r Read More

For some people, the thought of going to the dentist can induce paralyzing, irrational fears. There are probably a few reasons for this—someone may have had a bad experience in the past, or it could just be the fact that dentists have been portrayed as evil in pop culture. Regardless Read More

Many people assume that brushing their teeth is enough to maintain their oral health and prevent cavities. Unfortunately, there is more that is required to protect your teeth and gums to ensure that they stay intact. To increase the care of your teeth, there are a few dental habits th Read More

A cavity may not seem like a big health problem, but if untreated, cavities can cause infection, excruciating pain, and result in the infected tooth having to be pulled. Since the onset of a cavity doesn’t always show symptoms, by the time you notice you have one, the damage has Read More

When it comes to keeping your smile healthy, watching your diet is just as important as brushing and flossing. There are a number of beverages that can potentially ruin your smile if you consume them on a regular basis. If you’d like to keep your smile as healthy as possible, here are Read More

Do you grind your teeth? If so, you’re not alone. In fact, millions are affected by bruxism, the medical term for involuntary teeth grinding. While bruxism is common, it can unfortunately cause numerous dental problems. Luckily, knowing what to do if you are a chronic teeth grinder ca Read More