How the Tooth Fairy Can Help Encourage Good Oral Hygiene in Children
If you have a small child that is about to lose his or her baby teeth, you know all about the Tooth Fairy.
How to Avoid Tooth Decay
When you are at the dentist, there is nothing worse than hearing you have a cavity, or worse, that you need a root canal or have to have a tooth pulled.
Do I Need to Scrape My Tongue?
Everyone knows how important it is to brush their teeth, but you rarely hear parents telling their children to scrape their tongue before they go to bed.
Seniors Susceptible to Dry Mouth
Dry mouth is a problem we can have at any age, but this is something especially common among seniors.
Tips for Getting Used to Dentures
Dental problems are always challenging, but the need for dentures and the early stages of wearing dentures can be particularly painful for some people.
Encourage Healthy Eating Habits to Promote Children’s Oral Health
The word “healthy” and “children” do not naturally go together. We don’t say this from a parenting perspective, but rather the naturally ingrained personality of children.
Is There a Link Between Strokes and Dental Health?
Every four minutes, someone in the United States dies from a stroke. If you know about the link between oral health and overall health, you may wonder whether there is a connection between oral health and stroke risk. Understanding Strokes Before we can get into the possible links between strokes and dental health, it is …
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4 Tips for Infant Oral Hygiene
It may be a while yet before your baby cuts his first tooth, but oral care for infants is essential to avoid problems down the road and it should start immediately.
3 Tips for Healthy Teeth All Summer Long
Summer is one of the most exciting times of the year. We spend all year looking forward to our summer vacations without realizing that they might put a glitch in our normal oral hygiene routines.
The Basics of Mouthguards
Mouthguards are a flexible appliance that is worn during sports and other recreational activities to protect the mouth, especially the teeth.