4 Tooth Stain Causes That You Cannot Prevent With Routine Oral Care

Posted on 9 April 2015

Kids are taught from a young age that brushing and flossing two to three times each day will keep teeth white and healthy. Unfortunately, teeth can still end up covered in unsightly stains despite performing thorough brushing and flossing routines with the best tools on the market.  Putting daily effort into maintaining oral health does not address discoloration caused by factors beyond tooth decay. Here are four common causes of these stains and a simple way to hide the marks from view once the problem develops. [Read More]

3 Ways To Treat Your Teeth To Porcelain

Posted on 24 March 2015

Porcelain is a ceramic material that is often used in dental procedures because of its strength and durability as well as its resemblance to a natural tooth. The porcelain can be shaped and altered, making it just right for creating the illusion of a healthy, white tooth where a damaged tooth actually exists. Here are three ways dentists routinely use porcelain in treating oral problems and creating a bright, new smile for patients. [Read More]

The Link Between Good Oral Health And Athletic Performance

Posted on 11 March 2015

Studies show that people with missing teeth are more likely to experience mental health issues like depression and anxiety. Other studies show that poor oral health can lead to other physical symptoms, but new research now suggests that your teeth and gums can affect physical performance, particularly in competitive sports. Learn more about the link between good dental health and peak performance, and find out why great athletes should also have great teeth. [Read More]

What All Parents Should Know About Anodontia And Hypodontia

Posted on 25 February 2015

Anodontia may sound like a luxurious perfume, but it's actually a congenital dental condition. While anodontia and a similar disorder known as hypodontia are not life-threatening, they are conditions which often require intensive dental treatment. Thus, it's important that parents are aware that these conditions exist, so they know what to do and what to expect should they notice them in their children. What are Anodontia and Hypodontia? Anodontia is a condition in which a child is born without any adult teeth. [Read More]

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Manage Your Dental Problems One Tip at a Time

When it comes to my teeth, I try to spend as much time as possible taking care of them. I even watch what I eat and drink during the day. I wasn't always so vigilant about my dental care. In fact, I used to spend as little time as possible brushing and flossing. But after a dentist found five cavities in my molars, I do all I can to maintain a healthy mouth. Once tooth decay begins, it can be unstoppable without the proper treatment. My blog talks about tooth decay and how it affects adults, teens, and children today. You may even learn to recognize the early signs of gum disease, a condition that can potentially affect your heart and other organs. Thanks for reading.

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