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4 Things You Should be Doing to Maintain a Healthy Mouth
posted: Nov. 01, 2020.
Regular dental visits are an important part of maintaining healthy teeth and gums. But it’s what goes on between those visits — daily hygiene and care — that are the Read more -
4 Ways You Can Better Manage Dental Care for a Child with Down Syndrome
posted: Oct. 02, 2020.
Madeline Stuart, acclaimed fashion model; Chris Burke, successful actor; Collette Divitto, founder of Collettey's Cookies. Each of them is accomplished in their own right—and each has Down syndrome. In October, Read more -
Keep These Top Factors in Mind When Buying Your Next Toothbrush
posted: Aug. 03, 2020.
Search online for “right tool for the job” and you'll get over a billion results related to everything from baking cakes to repairing cars. It's also just as applicable to Read more -
Patchy Discolorations on the Tongue Aren't a Cause for Worry
posted: Jul. 14, 2020.
Some things in life look worse than they really are. A condition known as “geographic tongue” is a good example: while it may look serious, it’s not a cause for Read more -
For a Smooth Transition, Be Sure Your New Dentist Has Your Dental Records
posted: Nov. 23, 2019.
There's a “file” on you at your dentist's office: Every visit you've made—from regular cleanings to major dental work—has been recorded, noted and preserved for posterity.If that gives you the Read more -
Help Your Child Develop Good Oral Habits and Avoid Bad Ones
posted: Oct. 24, 2019.
We all have habits: things we do every day often without consciously thinking. Some of them are good; some not so much. And many of them took root in childhood. That's Read more -
Watch Out for These Dental Health Issues as You Age
posted: Sep. 04, 2019.
One thing’s for sure: We’re all getting older. Here’s another sure thing: Aging doesn’t necessarily look the same on everyone. That one spry octogenarian lapping younger folks on the track Read more -
What You can Do to Stop Sugar from Harming Your Health
posted: Jun. 26, 2019.
Occurrences of obesity and Type 2 diabetes have soared in the last few decades. While there are a number of influencing factors, health officials place most of the blame on Read more -
Best Dietary Practices for Healthy Teeth and Gums
posted: Feb. 26, 2019.
Your diet can play as important a role in your dental health as brushing and flossing. What you eat (particularly sugar) could increase your risk of tooth decay despite your Read more -
Cracked Mouth Corners can be Irritating - Here's How to Treat Them
posted: Aug. 10, 2018.
As dentists, we often see other mouth problems besides those with teeth and gums. One of the most common is cracking around the corners of the mouth. Although usually not Read more -
The Major Benefits of Early Childhood Dental Visits
posted: May 12, 2018.
For a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums, it takes a lifetime of personal and professional care. Starting your child’s daily hygiene with the first tooth eruption is a must; Read more -
The Health of Your Mouth Could Affect the Rest of Your Body
posted: Jan. 04, 2018.
“No man is an island….” So wrote the poet John Donne four centuries ago. And while he meant the unity of humanity, the metaphor could equally apply to the interdependence Read more -
Facts About Those Amazing Wonders Called Teeth
posted: Dec. 20, 2017.
Each part of the human body is an intricate wonder. Take your teeth, for example: they’re so woven into everyday life we don’t notice them, yet they each work seamlessly Read more -
Expert Advice: Vivica A. Fox on Kissing and Oral health
posted: Sep. 28, 2017.
Is having good oral hygiene important to kissing? Who's better to answer that question than Vivica A. Fox? Among her other achievements, the versatile actress won the “Best Kiss” honor Read more -
Not All Bacteria are Harmful to Oral Health
posted: Jun. 22, 2017.
Most people associate bacteria with disease and ill health. But the real story about the trillions of microscopic organisms now living in and on your body is a bit more Read more -
Don't Let an Eating Disorder Wreck Oral Health
posted: Dec. 15, 2016.
Eating disorders cause more than psychological harm. The binge-purge cycle of bulimia or the self-starvation patterns of anorexia can also injure the physical body, especially the mouth. For example, nine in Read more
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