Halloween might be over, but your teeth are not in the clear yet. The holidays are coming. You know what that means: candy canes, cookies,

Make Sure Your Current Dental Routine Is Serving You Well Brushing Most people probably don’t know that the American Dental Association (ADA) has very specific

It’s that time of year again. That’s right, you guessed it – Orthodontics Awareness Month. In October we’re all gearing up for the winter holiday

Getting a tooth knocked out is scary and painful, but it is vital to act quickly if you want to save the tooth. There is

The third set of molars that grows-in with our adult teeth is called our wisdom teeth. You might not notice them or see them, but

Causes Food The usual suspects like onion and garlic can give you bad breath. As you’re eating, food particles that don’t get swallowed stay behind

Tooth sensitivity, or dentin hypersensitivity, occurs when the tooth’s enamel is worn away, exposing the soft, yellow layer of dentin underneath. It is characterized as

It is normal to fear the dentist chair. Adults and children alike have overcome this fear of the dentist, dentaphobia, because they know it’s better

You wash your hands, your body, your clothes, even your car. But how often do you wash your toothbrush? It’s something that most people overlook