Top 3 Fruits for Teeth
Fruit and vegetables not only positively impact your overall health, but they also impact your teeth! In fact, certain fruits can even […]
Oral Care
Oral Care, Oral History, Uncategorized
The Tooth-Shattering History of Mouthguards
We didn’t always have mouthguards to protect our teeth during high impact sports. But, like most inventions, mouthguards were created
cavity prevention, Oral Care, Oral Health, Uncategorized
Stop! That Healthy Snack May Ruin Your Child’s Teeth.
As a parent, you’re always trying to gain a leg up on creating a healthy lifestyle for your child, and
Oral Care, Oral Hygiene, Toothbrush, Uncategorized
Electric Vs. Standard Toothbrush, Which is Right for my Child?
As your child begins brushing their own teeth, it can be difficult to choose the right toothbrush for their overall
Oral Care, Oral Health, Uncategorized
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
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
Children's Dentistry, Dental Tips, Oral Care, Uncategorized
Is Your Student Athlete Protected from Mouth Injuries?
This year, nearly almost 25 million children in the United States will play youth sports, and 1 in 3 young
Infant Tooth Tips, Oral Care, Uncategorized
Essential Tooth Tips for the Parents of Infants & Toddlers
More than 40% of children have cavities by the time they reach kindergarten. In fact, The CDC reports that tooth
cavity prevention, Oral Care, Toothbrush, Uncategorized
Four Ways to Get Your Kids to Brush More Consistently
It can be difficult for all of us to do something that we’re simply not in the mood for. This
Oral Care, Teens, Tooth-Whitening, Uncategorized
Should Children & Teens Get Tooth-Whitening?
Public awareness of tooth-whitening procedures and products has grown significantly in the past few years. The number of questions our