It’s the struggle of every parent, guardian and teacher, making sure kids are learning to take care of their teeth at a young age. There are many tactics in this fight. The difficult part being which one is going to work for your kid. Making oral hygiene a habit at an early age can save your young one a ton of agony later in life, use these tactics to find a scenario that works for you and yours. Read more
When you wake up in the morning, your teeth probably feel GROSS. I know mine tend to! Brushing your teeth may be refreshing in the morning, but it also has practical health benefits. Read more
Fluoride is an important mineral that strengthens tooth enamel and helps prevent tooth decay. Fluoride helps to reduce cavities in both children and adults. It also helps repair the early stages of tooth decay, even before the decay becomes visible. Read more
When I was a young kid, I remember trips to the dentists. After my cleaning, I remember the dentist telling me that I had no cavities, at which point the hygienist would walk me over to the “Prize Chest.” It was something I was proud of! No cavities! Read more
Flossing your teeth is one of the most important and neglected parts of dental hygiene. Every time you come and visit us we will comment on flossing, we know it is annoying but it is important. Therefore we figured we could give you some tips for keeping up with a regular and healthy flossing schedule. Read more
Diabetes is not a disease that should be taken lightly. It can harm many parts of your body, from the eyes to the kidneys and more. For those who live with diabetes, being on-top of your health is important; it can be a matter of life and death. From what you eat to what you do, you’re always aware of how your health and body can be affected. Read more
Some people are afraid to go to the dentist. They avoid going until they have a dental emergency; a cracked tooth or an intense amount of pain is often what leads people into the dentist’s chair. What most people don’t understand is: if they just got regular cleanings, they wouldn’t end up in so much pain to begin with. Read more
We all know someone who proudly boasts that they have never had a cavity even though they rarely brush or floss their teeth. Yet, even though you are faithful to the floss, you’ve had two or three already. You wonder why you even bother! Truthfully, though a lack of cavities is lucky, people who don’t brush their teeth or floss can end up with a host of other problems, such as gum disease, which can end up putting their heart health in jeopardy. Taking time to care for your teeth is as important to your health as getting enough sleep, excising, and eating well. Read more
