Are you already in the habit of grabbing a straw for your beverage? Perhaps you only do it in restaurants. Using a straw to drink is a good idea no matter where you are or what you are drinking. Not only are you choosing a convenient and tidy way to drink, but you are also
Pregnancy is a special experience that involves many changes to your body. Your mouth may be one of the last areas of your concern, but ignoring oral health changes during pregnancy can bring serious consequences. During pregnancy, there is a significant shift in a woman’s hormones. This causes the gums to swell, bleed and become
The thought of your dentist offering Botox injections may take you off guard at first. A service that was once reserved for your dermatologist or plastic surgeon is now becoming more and more popular as an optional cosmetic service at your dentist’s office. There are actually some noteworthy and significant benefits to choosing your dentist
Did you know as much as 75% of the population has some degree of dental phobia? That is a lot of people who may be avoiding essential oral health care because they are afraid to sit down in the dental chair. Your dental phobia may be as mild as sweaty palms in the waiting room
If you think brushing and flossing your teeth everyday is important, you are right! In fact, most experts agree that brushing and flossing are the most important components of a comprehensive dental health plan. However, there are proper techniques for both flossing and brushing your teeth. The way you brush and floss can have a
Do your teeth sometimes ache for no reason? Do you have a sharp pain in a specific tooth? Do you get severe pains in your teeth when drinking hot or cold beverages? These are three different examples of tooth sensitivity. So, what does it mean? Is your tooth pain a simply a nuisance or is
Did you know that your teeth can last a lifetime, with proper care? This may sound obvious but many people mistakenly think that tooth loss due to aging is inevitable. This is because, unfortunately, many elderly adults in the United States have lost one or more of their permanent teeth. It is true that your
Your smile affects your life in so many ways. Your smile is the first thing that people notice about you and can leave a lasting impression. It can also have a dramatic effect on your confidence and self-esteem. This crosses over into so many other areas of your life including your career, your love life,
Did you know that the medications you take could have a significant impact on your oral health? This includes over-the-counter medications as well as medications that are prescribed by your physician. That is because many medications cause chronic dry mouth or Xerostomia. Chronic dry mouth is a common side effect of many popular medications including
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