If you had your tonsils out when you were a kid, you might remember all the fun foods you were able to eat afterward. The ideal diet after a wisdom tooth removal may bring back a happy memory or two! … Read More
If you are the kind of person who typically procrastinates about a multitude of issues (and you know who you are), you may put off doing things until the last minute, until the due date, or until somebody or something … Read More
Those who occasionally imbibe in adult beverages should understand that alcohol does NOT help your teeth, or your breath. Instead of helping your teeth, alcohol does the exact opposite. Keeping a balance of good bacteria and bad bacteria in your … Read More
Apologies to the “old wives” and their tales, but there is a reason you feel pain and have a toothache. Many people still believe they can ease toothache pain with a natural “cure” and move on. There are situations where … Read More
Pregnancy is an exciting and wondrous time, but it comes with many unknowns. Expectant moms in are faced with an onslaught of books and articles concerning the “dos and don’ts” during pregnancy. Of utmost importance is keeping both mom and … Read More
If you’re used to drinking a soda with your meal, you’ve probably heard time and time again that it’s not the best idea. By now, it’s common knowledge that sugary foods and drinks are bad for your teeth as they … Read More
When you’re drinking something cold, even the slightest bit of tooth sensitivity can cause a radiating pain throughout your mouth, head, or entire body. As the temperatures continue to drop, you might notice that it’s not necessary to consume something … Read More
Candy for breakfast, lunch, and dinner can sound like a dream for a young child (and sometimes even for an adult), but can be a complete nightmare for your dental health. At Halloween, those sugary foods are readily available, and … Read More
With a new focus on preventing smoking for the younger demographics, it’s common to see a commercial about the detrimental effects of smoking on your overall health. While they often present yellowing teeth as a terrible side effect (which it … Read More
If you’re experiencing issues sleeping, or find yourself snoring more than normal, it might be time to call your dentist. While the two may not seem connected at first glance, the initial signs of sleep apnea are often found in … Read More