Keeping up with your six-month cleanings and checkups will ensure that your teeth and gums are looking and feeling their best.
Gum disease is a common dental issue that can lead to several complications if left untreated. Read our blog post where we explore the early signs of gum disease and share effective prevention techniques to keep your gums healthy.
Getting children started on good oral hygiene habits early is the best way to equip them with the knowledge they need to protect their smiles as they age. Check out our blog post for a look at some common problems children experience and how to combat them.
Diet plays a significant role in oral health. From the foods you eat to the beverages you drink, what you consume can help or hinder your efforts to maintain a healthy smile. Check out our blog post where we share all the foods to love and those you should avoid.
Everyone knows that it’s critical to brush your teeth on a regular basis in order to maintain good dental health, but did you know it’s possible to go overboard? Check out our blog post for a look at signs that you may be over-brushing.
You’re flossing your teeth and notice blood. What does this mean? Odds are, you have gum disease. Read our blog post to learn what to do if flossing makes your gums bleed.