A Dental Health & Wellness Blog
While dental care is something that we all must do, there are a lot of myths that have formed around it. Poor dental care can lead to a large number of health issues, yet dental care itself is often poorly understood. Here are some of the most common dental myths out there—and the real information you need to know.
Posted in: Pediatric Dentistry | Dental Health and Wellness | General and Family Dentistry
Smile! While you might not be on camera, there are a lot of reasons why you should smile more often. Smiling has physical, psychological, and social benefits—and even better, you can get those benefits by just making the choice of smiling. Here are some of the most important advantages of having a healthy, happy smile.
Posted in: Dental Health and Wellness
Did you know that good dental care is about having more than just an attractive smile? Your dental health impacts your physical and psychological health in different ways. Here are a few things you should know about keeping yourself healthier through better dental care.
Posted in: Dental Health and Wellness | General and Family Dentistry
It's 2019—and it's time for better health. You can start now with better dental care. If you want to improve the way that you're taking care of yourself and your smile, these resolutions can be your first few steps. Here are some simple, easy things that you can do to make sure that your smile remains bright and healthy.
Posted in: Dental Health and Wellness
Posted in: Teeth Whitening
We all know that cookies and cakes are full of sugar, but did you know there is a "best" time to eat them? Many people don't realize that the effects generated by the food they eat can continue on long after the time it is originally consumed. Eating a sweet treat with dinner will do less harm to the teeth than when it is eaten as a separate snack. Preventing cavities is easier to do when you understand how food affects your oral health.
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Traditional braces are a great way to have a beautiful smile, but the amount of time it takes can be disheartening. Luckily, there is the option of accelerated orthodontics. Accelerated orthodontics is available for anyone that doesn't want to wait 2-4 years to have straight teeth. The majority of patients have straight teeth within 3-5 months, though it can take up to eight months for severe cases.
Posted in: Cosmetic Dentistry
Posted in: Cosmetic Dentistry | Teeth Whitening | Modern Dentistry
Posted in: Modern Dentistry
Few of us are luckily enough to have a natural film star smile with perfectly straight, gleemingly white teeth. Even if we start out with good teeth, the years can take their toll with staining, chipping and other damage. If you want a better smile, there's the option of using teeth whitening products or dental treatment to fit crowns.
Posted in: Cosmetic Dentistry
