Plaque vs. Tartar: Differences and Prevention
Your teeth are covered by enamel, which makes them hard, durable, and able to handle wear and tear for many years. However, by allowing plaque to build up and harden on your tooth enamel, you increase…
4 Tips to Protect Your Tooth Enamel
Tooth enamel is the hard outer layer of your teeth that helps to protect the soft inner tissue, called the pulp, against tooth decay and infection. Even though it is stronger than bone, enamel can wea…
How Lasers Are Transforming Restorative Dentistry
Lasers were first used commercially in clinical dental practices in 1989. Since then, laser dentistry has become a popular treatment solution for several dental procedures involving hard and soft tiss…
What Is Leukoplakia?
It’s easy to feel confused or alarmed when you notice a sudden change in your oral health. If you’ve observed unusual white patches in your mouth, chances are, you’re experiencing le…
Can Baking Soda Improve Your Oral Health?
Baking soda, or sodium bicarbonate, has many uses in cleaning and cooking. However, its usefulness doesn’t end there, as it also has applications in oral health. When looking for new ways to imp…
After Oral Surgery: 4 Tips for a Comfortable Recovery
As with any surgical procedure, aftercare is crucial to promote healing and prevent complications following oral surgery. Whether you’ve had a tooth extraction or you’re getting a bone gra…
Which Teeth Whitening Method Is Right for You?
Tooth discoloration can affect the appeal of your smile and cause you to be self-conscious in social situations. If your teeth are not as white as you would like, you can brighten them using the vario…
Oral Health During Pregnancy: Why It’s Important and How to Maintain It
During pregnancy, it is essential to maintain and take care of your dental health. This is because pregnancy increases the risk of dental problems, which can be detrimental to the health of both the m…
Dental Implant Placement vs. Implant Restoration: What’s the Difference?
Missing teeth can be detrimental to your overall health and wellbeing. They can cause crooked teeth, affect the health of your gums and jaws, and even impact your facial structure. In addition to dama…
5 Tips for Healthier Gums
You probably think of your teeth when you think of your oral health, but you may not give much thought to your gums. They’re just as important, however. Gum disease causes red, swollen gums and, in it…
The Top 6 Questions to Ask Your Oral Surgeon
If you’re considering oral surgery, you want to know exactly what will happen before, during, and after your procedure. Even though your oral surgeon will provide details about the procedure before yo…
Everything You Need to Know About CEREC Same-Day Crowns
If you have ever had a toothache, you know that you want your tooth attended to quickly when it starts aching. Tooth pain can quickly interfere with your daily routine, and delaying treatment can furt…