Brushing and flossing your teeth regularly is imperative to preventing dental problems like cavities, gum disease, or injuries. Consistently removing plaque and bacteria buildup ensures your smile stays happy and healthy, so you can continue making the most of it.

Your teeth are with you your entire life, so it’s natural to want to take care of them properly. But how much do you really know about your pearly whites? Continue reading to learn about three fascinating facts about your mouth that might surprise you!

We live in an increasingly do-it-yourself world. From home renovations to handmade crafts, there’s a certain pride you get from doing it yourself. But sometimes that project you thought would be easy to do on your own can go from DIY to DOA. Take teeth whitening for example. Sure, whitening your teeth at home with a so-called “safe” home remedy or over-the-counter whitening kit may seem like a good idea, but it can actually cause more harm than good. Here’s why if you want whiter teeth, you should leave it in the capable hands of your dentist.

Cosmetic dentistry has allowed millions of patients to achieve more beautiful smiles. You’ve undoubtedly seen people who have received cosmetic treatments in your day-to-day life as well as many movie stars and media personalities who have used them to beautify their smiles. However, you may have also heard some common misconceptions about this area of dentistry. Here are a few popular falsehoods about cosmetic dental treatments as well as the facts about these procedures.

Have your dentures been feeling a bit off lately? They may not fit properly anymore. Dentures, when they are well-adjusted, can restore functionality and confidence if you’re missing teeth. However, when the fit of your dentures is off, they can cause many complications that affect your oral health and overall wellness. If you’re curious how something so simple as denture fit can lead to issues, continue reading. You’ll find five common complications caused by ill-fitting dentures.

The holiday season is upon us with all its festive decorations and delicious treats. Whether you’re looking forward to enjoying a mug of hot cocoa on a cold snowy day or can’t wait to enjoy your seasonal white chocolate peppermint bark and candy canes, there are plenty of ways to please your sweet tooth. Unfortunately, sugar also attracts bacteria that could contribute to tooth decay, and you’ll end up with a cavity if you overindulge! Keep reading to learn 4 tips that can help you prevent potential problems this winter.