Stress is a common part of life, but did you know it can have a significant impact on your oral health? While stress is often associated with mental and emotional strain, it can also manifest physically, affecting various parts of your body, including your mouth. Don’t worry, we’ve broken down ...

Whether you’re a first-time mom to-be or a mom with multiple children, it can be overwhelming to keep up with the changes your body is going through every day. One change that isn’t always discussed is the impact pregnancy can have on your dental health. We have compiled some oral health tips to ...

Losing a first tooth is an exciting milestone in your child’s life. With this milestone comes their first of many visits from the Tooth Fairy.

Did you know an orthodontic check-up is recommended around age seven? It’s important to get ahead of any orthodontic needs and see what treatment may be helpful.

The teething process is different for every baby. But whether babies start teething early or late, it’s important to keep dental hygiene in mind. Parenthood can be an extremely overwhelming and adding dental care to the list of responsibilities may seem daunting. Fear not! We’ve compiled some key ...

We all have our own tricks for brushing our teeth effectively, but sometimes the tool that does the cleaning can be overlooked. When it comes to toothbrush care, we’ve compiled some key tips to keep in mind.

Have you noticed your teeth feel sensitive when you brush, drink something cold or bite into a cold ice cream cone? You are certainly not the only one. In fact, 1 out of 8 Americans suffer from teeth sensitivity.

Did you know that 1 in 10 Americans have diabetes? As part of American Diabetes Month, it’s important to be aware of the impact diabetes can have on your vision and dental health.

After months of wearing braces, having them taken off is an exciting event. No more appointments, adjustments or food restrictions. Best of all, you finally get to see your new and improved smile. But in order to preserve your bright and healthy smile for years to come, it’s important to understand ...