Nothing But The Tooth (9)

How To Brush And Floss Properly

We have all heard it before, but I cannot express the importance of proper brushing technique and regular dental checkups. Periodontal disease has now been connected to heart disease and other major

Dental Tattoos - Teeth Tattoos

Another teen trend looms on the horizon - dental tattoos. Tooth tattoos are growing in popularity in India and parts of Europe and may soon become the latest way to express individuality.

Teeth Whitening—Just Leave It to the Professionals

The surfaces of teeth can become stained because of food and drinks, smoking, or even disease and aging. If you are not satisfied with the whiteness of your teeth, you can opt for a professional

Dental Health: 7 Foods That Help Your Teeth and Gums Stay Healthy

Everyone knows all the basics of oral health maintenance: brush in the morning and at night, use dental floss, don’t eat too much sugar, and go to the dentist regularly. But there are specific types

The Link between Periodontal Disease and Low Birth Weight

Complications with one’s oral health unquestionably have an impact on systemic health, and poor oral hygiene can increase the likelihood of disease processes throughout the rest of the body. The

When to Replace Your Toothbrush and How to Choose a New One

You probably already know that it is important for the health of your teeth to brush them at least once a day and much better if done twice a day – once in the morning and once before bed.

Night Guards - Headaches, Teeth Grinding and Clenching

Many people aren’t even aware they’re doing it until their dentist discovers the all too familiar signs of teeth grinding. Nighttime grinding, or as it’s professionally called Bruxism, is a serious

Easy Ways to Maintain Healthy Teeth and Gums

What Is Laser Teeth Whitening?

In today's society, whitening your teeth is a very popular cosmetic procedure that is non-invasive and creates a beautiful white smile that is very attractive.

Does A Child's Poor Oral Health Equal Bad Grades

A study published by the American Journal of Public Health, and conducted by the Ostrow School of Dentistry at the University of Southern California, revealed a direct correlation between a child's