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Keeping our smile looking great for a lifetime requires constant care. This care involves a consistent and thorough oral hygiene routine. In addition to the important efforts we make at home, twice-yearly visits are necessary for the best results. As we age, meeting these requirements can become more difficult. This is specifically relevant for those…

“I need to be more attentive with my brushing” may be your first thought if you notice your gums bleeding. Staying on top of your oral hygiene practices is always a good idea. However, it may not be why your gums are bleeding. There is a range of environmental conditions that can cause you to…

Dental care is often one of the most underappreciated parts of our healthcare because caring for our teeth can help us prevent serious, harmful diseases that affect the lives of people each day. Periodontal disease continues to affect the lives of people every day not only by directly attacking the gums but also increasing the…

The discovery of a new cavity can be a disheartening experience for patients expecting a general checkup. For many patients, the idea of having developed a new cavity is a combination of anxiety-inducing, embarrassing, and the cause of financial worry. Dental patients who are living with a diagnosis of dental anxiety may find this situation…

Brushing your teeth matters, and for many people having the convenience of purchasing a plastic toothbrush at any market makes keeping up with your oral hygiene golden. Almost every store will have its own generic brand, and with plastic toothbrushes, brushing is easier than ever. However, despite how easily they can be disposed of and…

There is a trend that’s come and gone throughout the history of medical science, but it’s one that may be seeing its final transition. That trend involves thinking of the health concerns facing the body as being isolated to the specific organs or tissues that are being affected. Modern medical thought and studies have shown…

Vitamin D has some fantastic benefits that our body needs to ensure strong, healthy bones. This vitamin works to reduce the risks of osteoporosis as we age, reduce the risk of bone fractures, and, most of all, maintains strong enamel for happy teeth. It can even hold off tooth decay in its earliest stages by…

Of all the fields of medical science, mental health tends to be one of the most sorely neglected. Every year people who could sorely use proper treatment at the hands of a therapist are unable to receive it. How does this connect to oral health? Mental health concerns can touch every area of our lives,…

Dental issues are some of the most commonly ignored problems faced by women during pregnancies, but we’re here to tell you that it’s just as essential as any part of your health to care for your teeth and keep an eye on any potential conditions that may occur during and after pregnancy. When ignored, poor…

We all understand how vital it can be to receive proper care from a dentist twice a year and to practice a consistent routine of dental hygiene, but not everyone keeps up with them. This inevitably leads to the development of oral health concerns such as cavities, gingivitis, and periodontal disease, requiring more in-depth dental…