Brushing twice a day, flossing every day, and seeing your dentist a couple times a year always made oral health sense. And, we already knew that chronic infections were a … read more

The research is clear. Oral health problems frequently affect patients with eating disorders, and the first line of defense sometimes is your dentist. In a study published by the European … read more

Most Americans see their dentist more than they see their doctors for regular checkups, meaning oral professionals play a crucial role in healthcare. Dentists’ roles have now evolved to include … read more

When the dentist tells us we have signs of decay, it means the formation of cavities has likely begun. Most people automatically hear the sound of the dentist’s drill going … read more

Back before sugar-free gum existed, gum was considered a sweet treat, much like other candy, and would have never been considered to be healthy or helpful for oral health, even … read more