Nothing But The Tooth
Dental Health & Wellness information on everything from pediatric dental care to cosmetic dentistry.
Your Teeth Are Alive and Hungry - Part 2
Each of your teeth are a tiny living organs that are as much a part of your body as your heart. So what can you do to bring health to these mini miracles?
Is an Electric Toothbrush worth it?
Who wants to spend more time in the dental chair than they have to? That’s why preventive dental care is so important. If you don’t care for your teeth and gums now, you could pay for it later with
Oil Pulling - Improve Your Oral Health and Whiten Teeth?
Oil pulling has been around for thousands of years, but this ancient Indian folk remedy is just now starting to gain attention in the west. What exactly is oil pulling and how can this Ayurvedic
Back To School: 6 Dental Care Tips From Your Family Dentist
Did you know that neglecting your child’s dental health can cause an increase in missed school days? In a recent study published in the Journal of Public Health, it was found that between 58 and 80
Dental Implants
There are several specialties in dentistry. One of these specialties is implantology. Implant dentists replace people's broken, decayed, or missing teeth with permanent artificial ones. Not all
How Good Dental Care Leads to Better Overall Health
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
5 Foods To Avoid For A Healthy Smile This Christmas
The holiday season means that you’ll be surrounded by plenty of tempting treats. While these goodies might be tasty, your mouth won’t appreciate the damage they can do to your teeth. Instead of
What Is A Dental Bridge
Dental bridges are used to bridge the gap caused by a missing tooth or multiple teeth. A dental bridge consists of a false tooth (called a pontic) fixed between two crowns. These two crowns will be
All about periodontal disease
According to the National Institutes of Health, 80% of adults in the United States are affected by some form of periodontal disease. Most people don't even realize they have this problem, dismissing