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It is impossible to predict when an orthodontic emergency is going to happen. However, you can ensure you are prepared for an emergency if it ever happens.  Although brackets and wires are securely attached to the teeth, biting into certain foods

Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss among adults. It is a chronic infection that damages gum tissue and can potentially destroy the jaw bone. However, since this condition is typically painless, many individuals go years without receiving a

Does the thought of going to the dentist make you sweat? Are you putting off dental treatments due to fear? Dental anxiety affects millions of people. One study found that over 60% of individuals struggle with dental fear. However, nerves should never have

Cold and flu season is just around the corner! Despite our best efforts, sometimes it can be impossible to avoid getting sick. When it comes to your smile, there are a few special considerations to take next time you catch a

The oral care section at a typical supermarket has dozens of toothbrush options. Do you go with a shiny, new electric toothbrush or opt for a tried-and-true manual toothbrush? Does one kind clean teeth better than the other? This article will

Filling a cavity is supposed to stop tooth pain, right? But what if you are still experiencing sensitivity after your treatment? Sensitivity is a common side effect of dental fillings that typically alleviates quickly after the procedure. Extreme discomfort is not

Denture-wearers should pay close attention to their nutrition intake. Research found that denture patients have lower nutrition markers than before using dentures.  Dentures could impact nutrition more than patients may realize. Since dentures do not have the same chewing efficiency as

Nutrition and Oral Health Just like a healthy body, a healthy smile also relies on good nutrition. A healthy, balanced diet with lots of vitamins and nutrients is a key part of having a healthy mouth, and a healthy mouth supports

April is oral cancer awareness month. In 2022, approximately 54,000 patients were diagnosed with oral cancer. Any cancer that develops in the oral cavity, which consists of the tongue, lips, gums, inner lining of the cheeks, and roof of the mouth,