According to the American Dental Association (ADA), both electric and manual toothbrushes are effective at removing oral plaque that causes decay and disease.
We know your first thought must be “What do you mean if my bite is normal?”, and we get it does sound a litttle weird but it’s actually possible for your bite to be misaligned.
Look at a heart attack as an opportunity to refocus on healthy habits and control your risk factors for future cardiovascular disease.
Botox is by far the most popular cosmetic procedure. And now dentists are getting in on the action. Have you heard about this trend of Botox in dentistry? It just might be the next big thing!
You should brush your teeth at least twice a day to remove any plaque build up. When you have braces it should be even more frequent.
If you’re experiencing either one, you can conduct several at-home tests to determine if you should see an endodontist.
I would like to share the truth about these common oral health myths I hear from patients almost every day.
The key to success is flossing consistently day after day. You can floss anywhere and at any time!
The mouth is the gateway to the body and maintaining good oral health can help prevent other health issues such as heart disease, diabetes, and stroke.
With the increased popularity of orthodontic treatment, many parents have begun to expect this additional expense and are looking for ways to plan effectively and prepare for a treatment that will set the foundation for their child’s smile.
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