by Cameron Shearin | Apr 2, 2019
We all know we need to take good care of our oral health and pearly whites. Gum disease can be dangerous, and now studies suggest that there might be a connection between gum disease and some cancers. Results indicated that those who suffered from gum disease were 14...
by Cameron Shearin | Mar 26, 2019
You probably first heard the word cavities before you even lost your baby teeth. Dental cavities affect everyone from children to mature adults. Of course, by regularly brushing and flossing your teeth, you have a good chance of preventing the development of cavities....
by Cameron Shearin | Mar 19, 2019
Do you constantly feel like your mouth is full of cotton balls? Then you may be experiencing dry mouth. It’s not only annoying, but it affects your overall oral health and even your teeth. Be aware it can not only contribute to tooth decay, but it can even speed...
by Cameron Shearin | Mar 12, 2019
Broken or chipped teeth are one of the most common reasons people see a dentist. Chipped or cracked teeth don’t just happen from getting into a fight, either. Here are just some ways a tooth could be damaged: Teeth grinding, especially while sleeping Eating...
by Cameron Shearin | Feb 16, 2019
Children typically lose their baby teeth between five and seven years. Thankfully it’s not a painful progression, but it’s a good idea to prepare children for this big event. By explaining the process, your child will likely be more comfortable with losing...