The first thing that someone notices when they first meet you is your smile. Having crooked, stained or missing teeth can certainly affect your confidence. Here are 3 basic steps you can follow to show off a beautiful smile. Brush…
We all have heard (and believed) a dental myth at some point in our lives. It is important to discuss these with your dentist to make sure you are not jeopardizing your dental health. Here are some myths that are…
Some foods and beverages may stain your teeth. Luckily, there are a few options to help you recover the brightness of your teeth such as professional teeth whitening and teeth bleaching products. Here are some suggestions to help keep your…
During times of stress you may be more prone to dental issues. If you are feeling stressed, it is important that you don’t forget about maintaining your dental routine! You can take proper measures to reduce stress in your life…
Tooth enamel is known for being the hardest mineralized substance of the body. The function of this substance is to protect the teeth from daily chewing, biting and crunching of foods. If you don’t take proper care of your…
Your tongue, as well as your teeth, needs to be cleaned frequently. Millions of bacteria collect on your tongue and a simple teeth brushing won’t wash away that bacteria. To clean it, you can either use a toothbrush or a…
A mouth guard is an appliance worn by some athletes and sports players to protect their teeth from trauma. It can prevent serious injuries such as jaw fractures, neck injuries and abrasions in the mouth. According to a study by…
No one likes to be told that their breath smells right!? Bad breath also known as halitosis, is usually associated with poor oral health, food choices and unhealthy lifestyles. Here are some tips you could follow to prevent this from…
As we mentioned before in another post, nail biting can cause teeth to crack, chip or wear down their front. There are several things you can do to ease up this habit: Cut your nails shorter: If you trim your…
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…