February is designated Gum Disease Awareness Month to raise awareness of gum disease, it’s causes, and encourage better oral health habits to prevent it. Read on to learn about gum disease and ways you can help protect those pearly whites from damage.
It is known that sugar is bad for your teeth. However, there are ways tooth decay can be prevented. Below we examine how sugar affects your teeth, and ways to fight tooth decay.
While most people brush their teeth on a regular basis, the same cannot always be said for flossing. Flossing is a crucial component of a good oral hygiene routine. Read on to discover what results if you do not floss your teeth.
The use of e-cigarettes is commonly referred to as vaping. Vaping works by heating a liquid to generate an aerosol that the user inhales. This liquid is made up of harmful chemicals that can negatively impact your oral health. Read on to discover the negative effects vaping has on oral health.
When it comes to dental benefits, you have to use them or you lose them. The majority of dental insurance benefit plans run on a calendar year and will run out December 31st. Maximize your benefits by booking dental appointments before the fiscal year ends.
Invisalign is a treatment process whereby a series of clear, removable aligners are worn to gradually straighten teeth. If you are considering Invisalign, read on as we answer some frequently asked questions about the general Invisalign process.
Since September is World Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, we thought it would be fitting to examine the link between oral health and dementia. In our latest article, we share the results of a study published in 2020 by the US National Institute On Aging (NIA).