How Oral Health Can Affect Overall Health

When we think about the benefits of good oral hygiene, the immediate and visible impacts are often the ones we notice most. If you brush your teeth regularly, your breath will smell better and your teeth will look clean and presentable. If you floss || Read More ||

Smoking’s Effects On Oral Health

Nobody in this day and age can argue that smoking cigarettes is a good choice for your health. Lung cancer is a well known potential consequence and there is plenty of information out there about how damaging cigarettes can be to your overall health. || Read More ||

Alcohol’s Effects On Oral Health

Alcohol is viewed by society in different ways. It can be a social activity for friends and family to celebrate a holiday or other big event. For others, it can be considered only for its potential negative health consequences from use. The truth || Read More ||

Top Foods and Drinks That Damage Your Teeth

Trying to avoid cavities? Taking better care of your teeth isn't just about brushing twice and flossing once daily. The food and drinks we consume affect us more than we know, starting with the teeth. If taking better care of your teeth is importa || Read More ||

Why Many Adults Do Not Visit the Dentist Regularly

It's a surprising fact that just over 35% of working-age adults visited the dentist in a study in 2012. While dental care utilization at this point was the highest ever among children, it's surprising to see educated adults skipping out on dental car || Read More ||

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