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Signs of Gingivitis
Gum disease, also known as gingivitis, refers to the inflammation of the gums (gingiva) and is a painful experience that can easily be cured!!
Toothache Got Cha Down?
A toothache is definitely a bad sign of things to come if not treated properly! Click here to read more about interpreting the signs of a toothache.
Xylitol + Chewing Gum = Good for your Teeth!
So chewing gum is actually good for your teeth....that is if it's the right type of gum! Xylitol, a sugar substitute, is actually great for protecting your pearly whites.
Embarrassing Cold Sore on your Lips: Get the Facts!
Afraid that bump on your lip could be a cold sore? Find out more information to determine your next step!
Dental Anatomy
Cavity Basics
What is a cavity/tooth decay? A cavity is an open pathway in the tooth which is caused...
Tooth Anatomy
The tooth is composed of 4 layers, the enamel, dentin, cementum, and dental pulp. What...
Child Tooth Basics
These teeth are similar to our adult teeth except smaller (of course!!!). Also,...
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What is Burning Mouth Syndrome?
What is Burning Mouth Syndrome? Burning Mouth Syndrome is a condition in which the...
Xylitol + Chewing Gum = Good for your Teeth!
So chewing gum is actually good for your teeth….that is if it’s the...
So what’s a Canker Sore?
Canker sores, known in the medical world as recurrent aphthous stomatitis, are fairly...
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Brushing: When and How to do it
Did you know that there are different techniques for brushing your teeth? And yes, they even have their own names. There is the Bass method, Charter’s method, Modified Stillman method, etc. The most popular and most recommended is the Bass method. Step-by-step directions are offered below: Start by placing the toothbrush bristles at... [Read more of this review]
Flossing Basics
Oh the dreaded floss. We all know that we need to do it…everyday that is. So why don’t most people floss? It is a time-consuming task; however the benefits of flossing are MORE than worth the additional five minutes it takes to complete the tedious task. So why floss your teeth? Mouthwash and a toothbrush can’t reach every... [Read more of this review]
When to replace your Toothbrush
Does your toothbrush look like the picture below? If so, it’s about time for a new one. How often should I change my toothbrush? Preferably every 3-4 months When the bristles are worn out After any type of illness including a cold, flu, mouth sore, etc Why should I change my toothbrush that often? Toothbrushes are harbors for bacteria. ... [Read more of this review]
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Dry Socket
What is Dry Socket? After a tooth is pulled out (extraction) from the bone, a blood clot typically forms. As with any other scar on the body, the blood clot is the first step to healing and serves as a framework for the replacement tissue (bone, etc). But sometimes, this blood clot can be removed too early! This condition, called alveolar osteitis,... [Read more of this review]
Signs of Gingivitis
Gum disease, known as gingivitis (or it’s more severe form, periodontitis), refers to the inflammation of the gums (gingiva). It results from accumulation of bacteria near the gum line, causing bacterial invasion into the tissues of the body. If not addressed and treated, gingivitis will lead to recession of the gums, bone loss, tooth loss, and... [Read more of this review]
Dealing with Dental Phobia
Do you fear going to the dentist, or even the thought of making an appointment with the dentist? Has your mouth and oral hygiene been neglected as a result of this fear? Believe it or not, many of us deal with some type of stress anxiety or fear when it comes to the care of our teeth, especially when we don’t really know or understand the type of... [Read more of this review]
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