Preventative Dentistry

An Easy Way To Shield Your Child’s Teeth From Bacteria Dental sealants play a crucial role in cavity prevention, especially for children at higher risk of tooth decay. Sealants are a simple yet effective way ...

The secret to a lasting smile. When it comes to keeping a smile bright and healthy, preventive dentistry is the key. It’s not just about fixing problems as they arise; it’s about stopping them before ...

When we’re brushing and flossing at home each day, we’re usually thinking about protecting our teeth from cavities. But what about gum disease? Unfortunately, this is a pretty big risk too, affecting about four in ...

Are you concerned about gum disease? If so, you’re not alone. It’s estimated that about 47% of adults in the U.S. have some degree of gum disease. This statistic is a bit worrisome, as untreated ...

At your last dentist appointment, did you notice that your dentist asked you to stick your tongue out and move it side to side (perhaps with help from some gauze)? They may also have felt ...

Challenges of maintaining your oral care routine on summer vacation. As the school year ends and the warm weather and bright sunshine start to roll in, families all across the U.S.—with and without kids—start thinking ...

The Right Diet for Great Oral Health A great oral hygiene routine and regular visits to your local dentist can go a long way toward maintaining good oral health, but that’s not all you need ...

Mental Wellness Meets Dental Health In our fast-paced world, stress has become a seemingly inevitable part of daily life, affecting our mental well-being and manifesting physically in ways many might not anticipate, such as in ...

Support Your Gums—Protect Your Smile Healthy gums are the unsung heroes of a vibrant smile and often take a backseat regarding oral hygiene conversations. Yet, periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease, remains a prevalent ...

Gingivitis affects around 90% of people around the world. It’s a condition that usually develops as a result of poor oral hygiene and can progress to a more serious condition—periodontitis. By getting treatment as soon ...

Little things can make the difference in your oral health hygiene routine. Twice daily brushing and flossing are very important in your daily dental care routine. But there are little, everyday things you could be ...

Take a role in your overall health by ensuring your dental health is a priority. Many people might think their dental health isn’t as important as the rest of their health, and may skip on ...