In our latest dental blog post, we talk about several simple things you can do to improve your general oral health. Brush twice a day. According to the American Dental Association, brushing your teeth is an important part of establishing good oral health. The ADA recommends brushing twice a day, and that brushing sessions should […]

Sometimes, despite our best intentions, we do things to unintentionally harm our teeth. Even the most avid teeth brushers who floss regularly and never miss a dental check-up sometimes engage in habits that wreak havoc on their teeth. Could you be among the millions of Americans who are unknowingly putting their dental health at risk? […]

Gum disease–also known as periodontal disease and periodontitis–is a common occurrence in people of all ages. It begins as gingivitis, which results from the bacteria in plaque building up and causing gum inflammation. Not all gingivitis progresses to periodontitis thanks to prompt dental treatment. When progression does occur, however, tooth loss is a very real […]

It’s widely known that brushing, flossing, and regular trips to the dentist are important aspects of maintaining a healthy smile. What’s less often considered, however, is the way our diets affect the health of our teeth. That’s right: what you eat and drink–or avoid eating and drinking–can have a profound impact on your dental health. […]