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Last time, we discussed how you can establish a good oral hygiene plan for your children. Today we’re going to talk about a few more things you can do to keep your kids’ teeth healthy.
Watch their meds. Most children’s medications are flavored with sugar. This is great to help get them to take [...]
Bad breath, also called halitosis, is no fun for anyone, whether for the person who has it…or for the person they’re talking to. So what can you do to avoid it? Besides maintaining good oral hygiene, there are a few foods you may want to stay away from, especially if you know you’re not going [...]
In part three of our series on “Pregnancy and your teeth,” we discussed some questions we frequently hear about dental care from women who are expecting. Today we’re going to change it up and answer some of those “not-so-frequently-asked” questions.
Do pregnant women really lose one tooth per child? Thankfully, this is just [...]
A beautiful smile can do a lot for your appearance. A big factor in maintaining a pretty smile is keeping your gums and teeth healthy. But how do you know if your gums are healthy? You should always consult with your dentist, but here’s a few ways you can spot gums gone bad:
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Someone’s smile can often be the first nonverbal communication one has with another person. Combined with the handshake, it is the most important component of a first impression in both personal and professional circles. Having a bright smile and being confident in your smile is very important to many people and can be an important [...]
Good oral hygiene is the key to having a good time at the dentist and showing off a beautiful smile. Below are three “secrets” to a healthy mouth that should be done on a regular basis.
1. Regular dentist visits – Regular dentist checkups are important to oral hygiene. Dentists are able to remove disease-causing [...]
1. Oral hygiene – The brackets and wires of braces make it difficult to brush and floss properly to maintain good oral hygiene. Cavities are commonplace with traditional braces and certain foods can be difficult and detrimental with braces. Invisalign can be removed during meals and brushing, allowing for freedom of [...]
