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When you travel for the holidays, it's important to make sure you pack all the essentials. Here's what should be in your dental travel kit so you can always take the best care of your teeth no matter where you…
If you want to keep your smile healthy, it’s important to practice good oral hygiene habits. Brushing your teeth regularly is important, but so is using the proper technique and tools. Continue reading for 5 tips for more effective brushing.…
Don’t let jaw discomfort ruin your fun! If you've been wondering "Why does my jaw hurt?" we have some tips that may help. You shouldn't have to suffer from jaw discomfort any longer. We’re here to help you get back…
Going to the dentist can feel stressful for a lot of people. We believe it's time to change that and we’re here to help. Let's talk about 5 ways to practice self-care at the dentist to help take your visit…
A heart-shaped box of chocolates from a special someone is hard to refuse, but all that extra sugar on sweet holidays like Valentine's Day can be extra tough on your teeth. Here are the best and worst Valentine's Day candies…
One of the best things about the holidays is making your loved ones smile. This Christmas, give your family the gift of a healthy smile. Here are some of the best dental gadget gifts they’ll be excited to find under…
If you’ve never had a cavity before, you may be feeling nervous about getting one filled. That’s completely normal. Most patients have lots of questions leading up to their first dental filling. The good news is that dental fillings are…
The end of the year is an important time for patients who have dental insurance. Most plans renew on January 1st which means that most plans’ annual benefits expire on December 31st rather than roll over into the next term…
If you or your child play a contact sport, even if it’s just for fun, it’s important to think about protecting your teeth from trauma during sports. Sports injuries are often on the rise during the summer and investing in…
One of the most often mentioned contributing factors to teeth grinding, or bruxism, is stress. Stress and Teeth Grinding go hand in hand, and so to reduce and address the stress may also help to reduce and address the teeth…