We know that drinking water is essential for our body’s health and hydration. However, when it comes to dental health, not all water is created equal. If your family regularly drinks bottled water, you should consider some potential setbacks. As surprising as it may seem, not all bottled water is good for your smile. There
It may not be often that you stick out your tongue at yourself in the mirror. However, there’s good reason to make this a habit periodically. Just like other parts of your body, your tongue can show changes in appearance that indicate an underlying health problem. If your tongue loses its smooth pink color and
When it comes to your dental health, each stage of life presents with unique challenges and concerns. Adolescence is no different. In fact, there are some very notable dental risks that can occur during these turbulent teenage years. As a parent, we know you are picking your battles as you raise your teen. However, let
Countless patients undergo orthodontic treatment each year. Wearing braces can correct a wide range of misalignments in your teeth and promote a straighter, more attractive smile. While modern orthodontics include methods like Invisalign that make it easier to clean your teeth and gums during treatment, a large majority of patients still rely on traditional metal
It is already understood that the health of your gums is highly influenced by the health of your body, and vice versa. Untreated gum disease has been linked to stroke, heart disease, premature birth and other serious health conditions. But could your body weight play a role in your periodontal health? A recent study at
Optimal oral health demands two daily tasks: brushing and flossing. Both remove plaque, which is that thin film of bacteria and food particles that starts to accumulate just minutes after you eat. Brushing tackles the plaque from the broad surfaces of your teeth, but flossing is the only way to get in between those teeth.
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