Some parents assume that since baby teeth fall out rapidly, they are not that important. However, this is not the case. Baby teeth play an important role in your child’s health and development. Here are some reasons why: They help…
Biting our nails is one of the habits that the body seems to do when it’s stressed. Some don’t realize they’re biting their nails until somebody else points out to them. The causes of nail-biting haven’t been specified yet but…
Teeth grinding A.K.A Bruxism, is a condition in which you grind, gnash or clench your teeth. If you have this condition you may unconsciously clench your teeth when you are awake or while you sleep. In most cases, it doesn’t…
There was a time when women were not permitted to study or practice dentistry and dental education was provided only to men. In March, as we celebrate Women’s History Month, we’d like to celebrate a few of those women pioneers, courageous…
Chewing on ice: Are you the kind of person that loves to chew ice after finishing a drink? Stop! Ice is made of water so it may seem like it is harmless, however, munching on hard, frozen cubes can chip…
Establishing an oral health routine is important If you want to keep your mouth healthy. Besides brushing and flossing daily, there are certain things you could do to help protect your teeth and gums. Here are some tips that could…
No one likes to be told that their breath smells, especially not on Valentine's Day! Bad breath, also known as halitosis, is usually associated with poor oral health, food choices and unhealthy lifestyles. Here are some tips you can follow to prevent…
Cavities occur when foods containing carbohydrates cling to the teeth. The bacteria that lives in the mouth turns this type of food into acids that react with the plaque on the tooth surface, damaging the enamel and creating a hole.…
Going to the store to get a new toothbrush may be an overwhelming task. There are hundreds of options on the market with different colors, sizes and bristles. Depending on your mouth conditions your dentist may recommend a specific toothbrush…
Have you noticed white spots on your teeth lately? That’s completely normal! There are a few different causes depending on how long you have had them. They can be a sign that there is a loss of mineral content on…