Adolescence is the time of peak bone growth, a time when more nutrient-packed calories are essential to fuel growing bodies and strengthen teeth and bones; however, with our current lifestyles, adolescence is when soda and sugary, high-carbohydrate foods displace healthy foods such as milk, fruits, and vegetables.
The seasons are changing, the air is getting cooler, and we’re nearing every kid’s favorite holiday… Halloween! Who doesn’t love dressing up like their favorite character and getting pounds of free candy? Of course, we mean other than you worried parents out there. Read our dental tips below!
Julie Revelant’s article about how to calm your child’s dental fears has some great advice! Discover how to make your kids comfortable and even excited for the dentist!
Many people consume carbonated beverages, fruit juice, and highly acidic foods every day but probably don’t realize that they may be harming their teeth by causing tooth erosion.
While tooth decay is often the primary cause of a toothache, it’s important for you to have a complete oral examination to determine the cause.
Tooth decay can be caused by a variety of things. In medical terms, cavities are called caries, which are caused by long-term destructive forces acting on tooth structures such as enamel and the tooth’s inner dentin material.
Did you know that your mouth is a window to the health of your entire body? Good oral health is not only important if you want to keep your teeth strong and healthy, but studies show that keeping your mouth healthy can prevent a number of other serious diseases throughout the body. Check out some info […]
TMJ Pain refers to the temporomandibular joint which is the complex joint system that connects the upper and lower jaws. Typically, the pain most people experience is muscular in nature.
We’ve all heard about the correlation of dental health with heart disease, strokes, and diabetes, but it’s likely you didn’t know that good oral hygiene and dentist visits can also effect brain function! Check out this article from Rodale News about the relationship between brushing and your brain!
Chipped, Cracked, or Broken Teeth There are few things in life that are as miserable, distracting, and tiring as mouth pain. Everyday parts of your routine – such as eating, sleeping, and even speaking – can be affected by the agony in your mouth. Are you suffering from chipped, cracked, or broken teeth? Contact us […]