Why Is Brushing Teeth When Sick So Important?
When you’re feeling under the weather, taking care of your teeth may be the last thing on your mind. In fact, there...
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How To Get Root Canal Pain Relief
Do you have an infected tooth that needs a root canal but are worried about experiencing pain afterward? You’re not alone. Studies...
9 Oral Surgery Questions: What You Need To Know
Oral surgery can be a daunting prospect for many people. However, asking the right oral surgery questions can help alleviate many of...
How To Repair Tooth Enamel: Tips and Techniques
Tooth enamel is a thin outer shell that covers the tooth crown. This protective layer is the hardest tissue in the human...
Your Broken Tooth: What To Know and What To Do
Is it a dental emergency if you break a tooth? Yes, it is—even if that broken tooth causes no pain. Left untreated,...
What Does an Abscess Tooth Look Like? Get Your Answer Here
Have you been avoiding sensitive spots when you’re brushing your teeth? Do your gums appear redder than usual, or are your jaw...
7 Surefire Tips for Helping Your Children’s Oral Health
What good habits do you want to instill in the children you care about? Saying “please” and “thank you”? Making their beds...
How To Repair Tooth Enamel: What You Need To Know
If you had to guess, what would you say is the hardest substance in the human body? You may be surprised that...
Fact vs. Fiction: The Gum Disease-Heart Disease Myth
You may not think your mouth's health and heart's health have much to do with each other. But research reveals strong connections between heart health and oral health. Specifically, gum disease and heart disease are linked.
What Causes Dry Mouth and Is It Serious? Get the Answers
When you are anxious or nervous, your mouth may feel dry. But if you constantly feel like you need some water or...
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