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The Diet for Healthy Teeth

It shouldn’t be surprising that diet and dental health go hand in hand. The right diet can help in preventing gingivitis, periodontal disease, and even oral cancer.

The History of Dentistry

Hundreds and thousands of years ago, “tooth worms” were actually thought to be the cause for decay and toothaches, but these days we know better.

Is Toothbrush Maintenance Really Necessary?

You might wonder when to change your toothbrush and how important it really is. The truth is that there are several important reasons for replacing it regularly.

What Causes Cavities?

Many of our patients ask what exactly causes a cavity, and the answer is simple. Even better, the most effective method of prevention is even simpler.

Protect Your Smile with Mouth Guards

There are several types of mouth guards that can protect your teeth from damage. Learn about the most common types and their benefits.

Invisalign vs. Traditional Braces

Both traditional metal braces and Invisalign have pros and cons. Here's more info to help you decide which is right for you.

Dental Implants and You

Does your smile suffer from missing or severely damaged teeth that need to be extracted? Dental implants can replace missing or extracted teeth.

3 Myths About Teeth Explained

You might think that you know all you need to about teeth, but here are three common myths about teeth and the real dental facts behind them.

3 Dental Habits You Need to Avoid

Maybe you have the best oral hygiene regimen. But you might be engaging in some bad dental habits without even realizing it. Here are some to avoid.

What You Need to Know About Wisdom Teeth

Wisdom teeth are the third set of molars most people get during after their teenage years. Often they cause complications and require removal.

When is it Time for a Tooth Extraction?

The words “tooth extraction” can sound scary at first, but it is a common practice in dentistry. Here are a few reasons a tooth might have to be removed.

Dental Care as You Age

Just like the rest of your body, your mouth may become more prone to conditions with age. Here are ways that you can protect your oral health at any age.