Now that the holiday season is past, many people set New Year’s resolutions that guide their actions for the coming year. Resolutions can take many forms, from losing weight, to traveling more, to saving money, or to volunteering for a local charity. A unique resolution that people can embark on is to focus on oral […]
Most people understand the function of the teeth and why it is important to take care of them, says Thomas E. Cooke, D.D.S. Regular dental checkups and cleanings work to keep teeth as healthy as possible, giving them the ability to last for a lifetime of bright smiles. Too many people, unfortunately, do not understand […]
It’s an unfortunate fact that many people have an intrinsic fear of going to the dentist. This can occur in people of any age, but it is especially prevalent among children. If you are the parent of a child who is frightened by the prospect of visiting the dentist, you know how stressful and upsetting […]
Have you ever thought of what might happen if you were to have a dental emergency? Perhaps an injury or accident led to a cracked tooth, or poor dental hygiene created a situation where emergency dentistry was needed. A dental emergency can happen without warning, and if such an event does happen, you will need […]
Halloween is a favorite time of the year for children of all ages. Getting to dress up as their favorite cartoon or movie character, setting up spooky decorations, and best of all, going door to door collecting sugary treats – this time of year is a blast! The reward that children look most forward to […]
Baking soda not only helps kill bacteria inside your mouth but can also help whiten them without using harsh drugstore brightening kits.
Don’t cover your toothbrush or store it in a closed container until it is completely dry or else you could create a breeding ground for bacteria.
If you have haven't been maintaining a good oral healthcare routine, you should know that research has demonstrated that decaying teeth may result in you losing your noshers for good.
"Show Me Your Smile!: A Visit to the Dentist" and "The Bernstein Bears Visit the Dentist" are great books that will help your peanut understand how visiting a family dentist doesn't need to be a scary experience.
One study from 2011 showed that bottle-fed babies may be more prone to malocclusions, a condition that prevents the upper and lower front teeth from making contact when the oral cavity is closed.
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