Teeth are for Chewing and Smiling, Not Opening Bottles
People use their teeth in surprising – and sometimes destructive – ways. We’ve all used our teeth as tools at […]
Oral Care, Oral Health, Uncategorized
Dental History, Oral Health, Uncategorized
The Truth about George Washington’s Teeth
George Washington, the first President of the United States and revolutionary general, had dental problems his entire life. When he
Cavities, Oral Health, Tooth decay, Uncategorized
Is Your Child at Risk for Baby Bottle Tooth Decay?
Tooth decay is the most widespread diseases among children today – and it’s almost entirely preventable. Tooth decay is called
Oral Health, Uncategorized
Are Oral Piercings Safe for my Teenager?
Piercings are a trendy way for teenagers to fit in with their friends and express themselves. Teens can pierce just
Dental History, Flossing, Uncategorized
Horse Hair? The Strange History of Dental Floss
Humans have used tools since before the birth of modern, written history. From fire to arrowheads, we’ve always looked for
Baby Teeth, Children's Dentistry, Dental Tips, Uncategorized
Taking Care of a Mouth after a Pulled Tooth
Baby teeth are meant to be lost so that the incoming adult teeth can erupt without issue. Most of the
Dental History, thanksgiving, Uncategorized
How did Native Americans and Pilgrims Care for Their Teeth?
As Thanksgiving approaches, we look back to the discovery of the new world and observe how two cultures came together
Dental Tips, Oral Care, Sugar, Uncategorized
The Best and Worst Drinks for Your Teeth
The average American consumes 22 grams of sugar per day, which is double the recommended daily amount. All of that
healthy foods, Oral Health, Uncategorized
Foods That Clean Teeth as You Eat
There are foods that are bad for teeth, and foods that are good for teeth, but did you know that
cavity prevention, Dental History, Uncategorized
The Sweet History of Halloween Candy
Did you know that Halloween hasn’t always involved trick-or-treating for candy? Actually, Halloween used to be undertaken as The Festival