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We’ve all done it… brushed our teeth like upstanding citizens, and then regret every decision we’ve ever made as soon as we take a sip of orange juice. Drinking orange juice after brushing your teeth is a universal disgust. It’s understood that orange juice and toothpaste just don’t m Read More

For those desiring a dental insurance or treatment plan that will cover all of their potential dental concerns and give them the best possible coverage, it’s important to be aware of complete dental care. A complete dental care treatment plan offers a bit more than the traditional pla Read More

If you live with frequent headaches or migraines, you know how debilitating the pain can be. But when you can’t find the root of your pain, finding how to address your headaches can be even more of a challenge. Although often overlooked, your teeth could actually be causing your heada 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

You already know that brushing and flossing are important factors in maintaining a healthy smile, but your diet can hurt or help your dental health too. That is why it is important to be mindful of the foods you’re consuming on a daily basis. Below is a list of some of the best and wo Read More

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. The condition is potentially serious as it is also linked to many other health risks. When it comes to preventing gum disease, preventative dentistry and education are key. Check out these si Read More

Men and women differ in many ways, so it only makes sense that they differ in terms of how they maintain their health. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, women are more likely to see a doctor for regular checkups and to schedule appointments when sick or injur Read More

Xerostomia, otherwise know as dry mouth, is a leading risk factor for tooth decay.  Although it doesn’t cause cavities, it can definitely allow the decay process to progress much faster. Learn more about a few leading causes of dry mouth: Dehydration Our bodies are made of 55 to 60% o Read More

In a previous blog post, we discussed how often you should get your teeth cleaned. This time around, we will be talking about the best schedule for visits with your dentist. Initial Examinations Anytime you visit a dental office for the first time, it is necessary to see the doctor fo Read More

Let’s say you woke up, ate breakfast, and gave those teeth a good scrubbing session.  As you spit out that minty toothpaste, you notice something pink going down the drain. A quick mouth inspection reveals that a few areas of your mouth are red with blood.  Some people assume that the Read More