The list of sports where one’s mouth could get seriously injured is nearly endless. So using mouth guards to protect your teeth has been commonplace for decades. But with the … read more
What is Bruxism?
Do you ever find yourself grinding, gnashing, or clenching your teeth? It’s not uncommon; in fact, 8%-31% of the population does it too. Some various symptoms and concerns come along … read more
Health Issues that Can Impact Teeth and Bite Patterns
Develop gum disease and if you’re not steadfast it can trigger heart disease. Notice a lot of thrush developing on your tongue and cheeks, it’s time to get tested for … read more
Understanding Your Bite
Occlusion is a term that refers to the general alignment of teeth, or the way the teeth come together in the mouth to create a bite. Ideally, the upper teeth … read more
The Effect of Tongue Posture on Teeth
Most people are entirely unaware of how their tongue can affect their teeth, and they’re even less aware of how their tongue behaves in their mouth on a day-to-day basis. … read more
Is There a Link Between Gum Disease and Heart Health?
Oral health is much more serious than just brushing your teeth daily and flossing every blue moon or right before a dentist appointment (yes, we can always tell!). Maintaining the … read more
How Can I Remove the Yellow Stains Around My Braces?
Having braces is a commitment that can last for months, even years, so you do your best to keep your mind focused on the long-term benefits of having great, straight … read more
Today’s Braces: No More “Metal Mouth”!
For many kids and teenagers, “you need braces” are the worst three words they can possibly hear. Aside from the discomfort and difficulty of keeping them clean, there is the … read more
Why Do Kids Need Braces?
Most kids aren’t too keen on wearing braces — and who can blame them? Though wearing braces may be a “badge of honor” signifying one’s teenage years, they may be … read more
What Constitutes A Dental Emergency?
Some dental emergencies are more obvious than others: bleeding from the mouth, a tooth that got knocked out, or a toothache severe enough to make you want to pull it … read more
