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Dry mouth makes it tough to eat and swallow food and even talk. It is mainly caused by the decrease in saliva levels in your mouth. While this can occur naturally, it can also be caused by taking certain types of medication. The bad news is that chronic dry mouth could be a precursor for […]

Diabetes affects many people around the world. While many people think diabetes only affects their bodily health, it also affects their oral health. In fact, diabetes sufferers are more likely to experience gum disease than a person without diabetes. That’s why it’s important to take extra care of your mouth if you suffer from diabetes.

Apart from brushing your teeth and flossing every day, the other important thing for you to do is to ensure that you are eating the right kind of food. Different foods have different effects on your teeth. Therefore, as much as possible, you should pay attention to what you eat and the effects that each

There are many risk factors that can either increase the likelihood you will come down with gum disease or stay bacteria-free. With different promotional presentations and product descriptions, it can be really tough to know what you can do to limit the chances of developing gum disease. Our office is happy to provide some information

According to the ADA, in order to maintain the best oral care, you must follow a routine that involves flossing, brushing for two minutes twice each day followed by fluoride mouthwash. To ensure your teeth and gums have the proper nutrition to stay healthy and fight off infection. You need to have a balanced diet of

You probably understand by now the health benefits of eating your leafy greens every day, but did you know those vegetables can work for your teeth as well? Vegetables contain many vitamins and minerals that not only strengthen our body and keep it running properly, they also can help strengthen your teeth. Some green vegetables

Missing, cracked, broken, and discolored teeth are common issues. While maintaining oral health is an important part of preventing these problems, accidents happen, and sometimes cause damage that requires repair. A bright, white, uniform-looking smile is also the envy of many; even healthy teeth may cause confidence issues in some patients. Thankfully, with the help

All dental cracks are not the same. Cracks in the teeth can be caused from a variety of factors, including tooth grinding, large fillings, trauma, and biting down on hard foods, so the resulting cracks are quite different. These are some of the most common. Oblique Supragingival Crack You know you cracked your tooth because

Bruxism can be caused by stress. When a person is under a lot of stress, this can come out as bruxism in some individuals. Stress is a problem for many Americans throughout the world. When this is the case, you need to ensure that you are managing the stress that you are experiencing. With this

Did you know that there are four major components to your teeth? Depending on how well you and we take care of those components, the stronger your teeth have the ability to remain. When you are experiencing tooth sensitivity, it is important to come see us. It could deal with your dentin and your enamel