Category: Dental Health Information

Pregnancy is a wonderful time of change that often means reading a book or two on how to keep your body healthy for your growing little one. But did you […]

With online resources like YouTube and Pinterest, it’s easier than ever to become DIY-obsessed. And for the most part, that’s great! DIY projects allow us to express our creativity through […]

A lot of times, we misconstrue the difference between plaque and tartar, or think they are both the same. This common misunderstanding can be what keeps you from managing your […]

If your smile has you embarrassed to share it with the world, you’re not alone. Many Americans suffer from dental and oral issues that stop them from feeling their most […]

If you want to hold on to your teeth, you want to keep your gums healthy. Your gums are the soft tissue that covers your jaw bones. This tissue forms […]

If you have a cut, or feel sore after a workout, you will be experiencing pain. However, all you need to do is forget about the pain, and it will […]

Brushing your teeth requires two materials—a toothbrush and toothpaste. We are all familiar with the white, minty goop but is that what the first toothpaste was like? How did the […]

Root canals don’t exactly carry a positive connotation, but the procedure’s reputation is slowly improving. According to a recent survey by the American Association of Endodontists, 54% of Americans are […]