The most important tooth-brushing habit is to use it twice each day, brushing for two minutes. But there are a few other habits, some good and some bad, to remember. Here they are… It’s possible to keep a toothbrush in use for too long. As a rule, it’s safe to...
Periodontal Disease, also known as gum disease, is an infection of the gums and surrounding tissues that hold teeth in place. What may begin as red, tender gums that bleed when brushed, this silent disease is the #1 cause of tooth loss in adults. There are several...
The Holiday season is a terrific time for many of us. For a few months, we are encouraged to consume both food and drink that could be considered harmful to our teeth. But it’s the holiday’s, right? And it’s delicious… We can eat and drink what we want for one month...
A quality toothbrush is the cornerstone of everyday oral care. A quality toothbrush with soft bristles will clean the surfaces of the teeth, removing plaque and food debris, keeping the teeth both clean and healthy. But there are so many different options for a...
Flossing is an important component for dental health, and here’s why. First, flossing cleans the plaque between our teeth. In most cases these spaces are too narrow for the bristles of a toothbrush to clean adequately. So, uncleaned, plaque is allowed to thrive within...
Diabetes is a difficult disease for the entire body; it takes a toll on everything, including dental health. Diabetes, like other types of systemic disease, can increase the risk of dental disease. Practicing quality dental health is a necessary component to both...
