Most people have heard of the negative impact drinking sugary liquids, such as soda, can have in their teeth. Here, we want to cover a little more extensively some of the best and worst drinks for our teeth and why the bad ones are so bad. Sugary Drinks, Bacteria and Acid Soda is terrible for
Read moreWritten by: Trenna Nelson, RDH At any age, a complete oral health home program includes sound nutritional habits. Many of the foods that help your body build muscles and bones also help build strong, healthy teeth and gums. Dairy products provide calcium and vitamin D for strengthening teeth and bones. Breads and cereals supply
Read moreEating a lot of holiday sweets may satisfy that “sweet tooth,” but too much of a good thing might lead to unintended results for your teeth and gums. According to an American Dental Association consumer advisor: “If you don’t bother to properly clean your teeth, the results might be tooth decay, periodontal disease and possible
Read moreAccidents happen, and knowing what to do when one occurs can mean the difference between saving and losing a tooth. Here are some common dental emergencies and how to deal with them: http://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/dental-care-concerns/dental-emergencies
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