Taking care and keeping up with the maintenance of your teeth is very crucial. No one enjoys visiting the dentist, but at the end of the day, it is necessary. Probably one of the most common procedures that young adults and teens have to do is getting their wisdom teeth out. It’s not up there
read moreThere’s nothing worse than bad breath. One moment you’re having a delightful conversation with someone, then suddenly, after a garlic filled pasta, it feels like the whole world is wincing at your every word. It’s something that often goes unnoticed. For whatever reason people are afraid to tell their friends or significant others that perhaps
read moreCavities are terrible, but they can be prevented. If caught early, you can greatly reduce the pain and suffering that comes with having a cavity. Usually, they can be seen early in the form of discolouration, bad breath, sensitivity, or simply pain.
read moreIf you’ve ever experienced a sharp jolt of pain while chomping into some ice cream, chances are you’ve got sensitive teeth. Don’t panic, it’s actually quite common. In fact, according to a survey of U.S. dental offices, it was reported that one in and eight people suffer from over-sensitive teeth. The most common people being
read moreHaving a nice smile is incredibly important. It won’t only help you in the looks department, but it will also help prevent disease and tissue damage. For most of us, brushing in the morning and at night is pretty much all of the work we require. But in reality, this is just the bare minimum.
read moreAdulthood is a time where your decisions are finally yours and yours alone. There’s no one who can tell you where to go or what to do (except your boss, spouse, children, mom, dad, etc.) and unfortunately your dentist. Though it is easy for adults to miss regular dentist trips, everyone should be going twice
read moreWe all know it is important to brush twice daily and floss as often as we can. Though, this may not happen daily – for the most part taking care of your teeth is relatively easy, right? Wrong. There are a number of things you should be keeping in mind throughout the day other than
read moreThere are many reasons why one would seek out dental implants, namely we are not all blessed with picture perfect, healthy teeth and gums. Dental implants can help improve the look of your teeth, improve speech, improve eating, and improve oral health among other things. Implants differ from dentures in many ways, but most importantly
read moreAnyone who has ever been to the dentist knows that there are certain foods you should and should not eat to maintain optimal oral health. You might have heard that some crunchy foods are good for your teeth, they act as natural toothbrushes, scrubbing away plaque, acid, and germs as you chew. It is also
read moreHaving a toothache may seem like a problem that should have disappeared along with your childhood. Many adults don’t take time to consider their oral health on a daily basis, therefore they miss crucial times to take care of their teeth throughout the day. This can lead to cavities and toothaches. The following are five
read morePreparing your family for Summer Holidays always comes with its problems. Packing and repacking, washing and rewashing, checking the list, and checking it again – are all added stress contributors during what should be a period of relaxation. One thing you don’t want to forget is your toothbrush! Taking care of your oral health should
read moreSchool lunches have been heavily debated for some time since they offer very little nutrition for growing kids. Unfortunately, bad eating habits are often perpetuated at home in the form of unhealthy after-school snacks. Not only do unhealthy snacks such as potato chips, cereal, pies, bread, and fruit roll-ups contain very little nutritional value, but
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