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We’ve all heard of the active ingredient in toothpaste: fluoride. It supplies tooth enamel with important minerals to keep it […]

We’ve been hearing for decades how dangerous smoking is to many aspects of our health. As dental professionals, our focus

We hear a lot of the same questions from patients and parents of patients. Let’s wrap up the year by

1 IN EVERY 8 Americans (including kids) has sensitive teeth. To understand why, we’ll need to take a look at

Being tongue-tied isn’t just an expression; for many people, it’s an actual medical condition. A similar one is being lip-tied.

Eating disorders can cause many kinds of damage to the body, including the teeth. Oral hygiene habits and regular dental

On the long list of things parents need to teach their kids in childhood is proper flossing. However, plenty of

Women faced an uphill battle establishing themselves in many career fields, dentistry included. That’s why, for Women’s History Month, we’re

We dental health professionals tend to be big fans of the Tooth Fairy. We can remember leaving a baby tooth

The American Cancer Society estimates that there will be over 54,000 new oral cancer cases just in 2024. In recent

Minimizing the risk of childhood tooth injuries starts with knowing the most common causes of those injuries. Babies and toddlers

There’s a good reason dental health professionals warn their patients not to chew ice. This habit can cause serious and

Teething can be upsetting for babies and their parents alike! We’re here to help with a few simple teething tips:

Gum disease, tooth decay, and other oral health problems don’t set in overnight. That’s why it’s so important to have