Are you aware of the several types of interdental cleaning tools that can be used to enhance your smile? As there are several ways to clean between your teeth, so too are their several types to clean them. Because your toothbrush will not be able to reach these areas alone, cleaning your teeth with interdental tools such as water flossers... read more »

Cancer isn’t likely something you ever think about being able to prevent, right? Well, you’re right. You can’t truly prevent cancer. So many factors - especially genetics - go into the variables of whether or not you’ll get cancer, that’s it’s really impossible to prevent it. However, where oral cancer is concerned, there are some risk factors that have proven... read more »

Are you doing enough to improve the health of your teeth and gums and keep them safe from further accidents that can arise throughout our daily lives? Did you know there are several different oral health care techniques, treatments, and procedures you can use to enhance your smile? Consider the following advice to improve your smile: - Always make sure... read more »

  Although your teeth are somewhat strong, numerous tooth hazards in this world are much stronger. Thus, you will have to take extra care of your teeth to ensure they last as long as you do. In too many situations, individuals who neglect their oral health care can end up with severe dental damage. In order to avoid having broken... read more »

If you take a look at the dental aisle of your grocery or drugstore, you will see plenty of toothpastes, mouthwashes, kits and strips promising to give you brighter and whiter teeth. While there are no shortage of whitening products, not all of them may be suitable for you, and not all of them may work the way they have... read more »

Although gum disease can be caused by hormonal changes, tobacco use, and even genetics, the most common cause of gum disease is the buildup of plaque and tartar on your teeth. Your gums react to the presence of plaque by swelling, which allows more plaque and tartar to accumulate below the gumline. If your gum disease is left untreated, you... read more »