1. Hard Bristle Toothbrushes and How They Can Damage Your Teeth

    Brushing your teeth is incredibly important, but technique and the type of toothbrush you use can have a big influence on whether or not it’s doing the right type of job for your teeth. The best type of toothbrush to use is either a soft or medium bristled one. A lot of people immediately pick up a hard bristle toothbrush because they assume it’s going to clean their teeth much more effectivel…Read More

  2. With Proper Dental Care, You Don’t Have to Hide Your Smile Anymore

    You may have a tendency to hide your smile because of the poor condition of your teeth. Maybe you brush regularly, floss every once in a while, and rinse with mouthwash every night, but that might not be enough to help avoid stained teeth. You also may have some bad habits that could be staining your teeth, causing you to feel self-conscious about them when you smile. If you drink a lot of coffee …Read More

  3. 3 Steps to Fresher Breath

    If you’re concerned about your breath, it could be directly linked to your oral care. If you don’t brush your teeth, floss, and rinse with mouthwash at least twice a day, morning and night, it can lead to halitosis, more commonly referred to as bad breath. That can have a direct impact on the rest your life, including your self-confidence and willingness to be close to other people. Even if yo…Read More

  4. 5 Steps to Choosing the Right Dentist

    Choosing the right dentist for you and your family doesn’t have to be such a difficult challenge. A lot of people have a tendency to avoid going to the dentist because they have an inherent fear of pain and discomfort. They may have had a bad experience at the dentist previously and haven’t been to see one in many years. When it’s time for you to get back to the dentist, follow these five st…Read More

  5. Choosing the Right Dentist in 3 Easy Steps

    Taking care of your teeth requires regular care. Not only do you need to brush, floss, and rinse with mouthwash twice a day, but you also need to visit the dentist at least every six months for regular cleaning and checkup. The right dentist can go a long way toward improving your overall oral health and care. Here are three easy steps that can help you choose the right dentist for you and your fa…Read More

  6. Knocked Out! Get Proper Dental Care as Soon after an Emergency as Possible!

    You’re out playing football, soccer, or even baseball with friends. You’re having a great time, you’re laughing, and are getting a lot of exercise. However, during the heat of ‘battle,’ you get hit in the face. Maybe it was the baseball or somebody’s elbow. Maybe it was something else. In the end, after you’ve overcome the immediate pain, you realize a tooth has been knocked out or k…Read More

  7. 4 Ways to Cope with Braces for Teens

    For a young teenager, the first day, week, and month with braces can be extremely difficult to handle. They may feel extremely self-conscious, avoid smiling, and even cover their mouth when they’re talking. Coping with braces becomes an important part of dealing with them on an emotional level. Here are four ways that can help teenagers, and even adults, cope with their braces. 1. Focus on the e…Read More

  8. 6 Things that Could be Causing Your Tooth Sensitivity

    Sensitive teeth can be extremely painful. For some people, it can be difficult to understand exactly why their teeth become sensitive. Here are six things that may be causing your tooth sensitivity. 1. You consume acidic foods. Tomato sauce, lemons, kiwi, and grapefruits are acidic foods that can cause pain, especially when the pathways to those tooth nerves are exposed. 2. You grind your teeth. I…Read More

  9. 4 Reasons People Have For Ignoring Pain in their Teeth

    Feeling pain in your mouth could make you think about many worst-case scenarios. You might have been eating a salad, downing a bottle of beer, or just jogging when you felt the pain. Very often one of the first things people think about when they experience pain in their mouth is cavities, root canals, and a host of other major dental work that could not only be expensive, but also even more painf…Read More

  10. 5 Steps to Alleviate Anxiety about Visiting the Dentist

    Anxiety is one of the major reasons people avoid the dentist. A regular dental checkup and cleaning is recommended every six months, but the average Canadian only sees their dentist once every few years. Let’s examine some of the ways you can help alleviate anxiety and make your next dental visit a more comfortable experience. Step #1: Think about your past dental visits. Most people, when asked…Read More