Manual vs Electric – What’s the Difference? Regardless of their oral health status, everyone should be brushing their teeth twice a day for two minutes. But have you ever wondered about the toothbrush you’re using? Is an electric or manual toothbrush better for your oral health? Read on to find out! Electric Toothbrushes: An electric…
Some tips and tricks to help: What is dry mouth? Most people describe dry mouth as a dryness or “cotton ball” sensation in the mouth that might accompany saliva that seems thick and stringy, bad breath, dry or sore throat, or difficulty with swallowing, chewing, or speaking. It’s common, too. Around 10% of the general…
Consuming an excess of sugar and acidic beverages are some of the worst things you can do when it comes to the health of your teeth and keeping cavities at bay. With Valentine’s Day coming up, it’s easy to get caught up in the romance without thinking about your oral health. Here are some tips…
What is Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)? Obstructive sleep apnea is the momentary cut-off of breathing when someone is sleeping. In addition, obstructive sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder that occurs in about 25% of men and nearly 10% of women. Sleep apnea can affect people of all ages, including babies and children and particularly…
Only teenagers wear aligners to help straighten their teeth and achieve a beautiful smile, right? Not anymore. Today, one-quarter of all orthodontic patients are adults. [1] Nearly 80% of adults who have straightened their teeth stated that it was one of the most “valuable transformations they have ever done”, while more than 90% said that…
Please note that all procedures are completed by a general dentist and not a specialist. Due to variations in individual patient needs and changing oral health conditions, prices are not guaranteed and need to be approved in office prior to and at the time of treatment.
Are you wondering what steps you can take to help protect your kids’ oral health and make teeth brushing a fun experience? Read on to find out! Good oral hygiene habits start at a young age. The habits you teach your child when they are young, such as flossing, brushing, and regular dentist appointments, will…
Wisdom teeth are so named because they typically start erupting in your late teens and early 20s, but can sometimes come in earlier. They are also known as your third molars and are the last set of adult teeth to come in. Wisdom teeth are typically only removed if they start causing issues or are…
What is flossing? Regular flossing is an essential part of maintaining excellent oral health that is sometimes overlooked. It is easy to believe that just brushing your teeth is enough to keep your gums and teeth healthy, but flossing is just as important. Flossing is an easy and effective way to prevent gum disease, tooth…