Informative information about dental health and how it may affect you.

What is the difference between dental bridges and dental implants?

 What are dental bridges?  Dental bridges or “Permanent partial dentures” are a type of fixed dental appliances that literally “bridges” the gap left by missing teeth. They are used to replace one or more missing teeth. Because they are permanently attached to the teeth on either side of the gap, unlike dentures, they can only […]

Dental Care & Pregnancy

Pregnancy is a very exciting time and is a lot to do to prepare for your new arrival. Having good dental habits are an important part of that preparation. Here are some tips that you can use to maintain good oral health during pregnancy: 🦷Tell your dentist if you are pregnant 🦷Tell your dentist the […]

Why is it that women smile more often than men? 

According to research, the average woman smiles approximately 62 times per day, while the average man only smiles about 8 times per day. Why is it that women smile more often than men?    The Reasons   There are several reasons for this gender discrepancy, but one of the most important is muscle mechanics.  The Brain […]

Acidic drinks and food and it’s effect on your teeth

Who doesn’t love orange juice for breakfast or refreshing lemonade on a hot day? Don’t worry we aren’t saying it will cause immediate tooth loss, however if you do enjoy acidic drinks or foods, over time you are more likely to have enamel erosion on your teeth. Here are some tips to help fight the […]

WHAT CAUSES BUMPS ON GUMS?

Have you ever been brushing your teeth or looking at your reflection and noticed a large bump on your gums? What is it? What causes this problem? How can your dentist treat the issue? Are there ways to get rid of the boil at home? WHAT CAUSES BUMPS ON GUMS? Bumps or boils on gums […]

What causes your teeth to turn yellow?

What causes your teeth to turn yellow? The yellow color on your teeth can be caused by stains from different liquids such as coffee, tea and wine. As you get older, your teeth turn yellow because the white enamel on your teeth begins to wear off, and the calcified tissue underneath is called dentin and […]

Milk is amazing for your teeth

Milk is amazing for your teeth because it’s full of vitamins, minerals, and proteins. It also contains phosphorus and calcium, which are great for your teeth because it helps strengthen and, repair tooth enamel.

Your Guide to Root Canals

Should I Use Mouthwash?