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Yes. Brushing too much or too hard wears down enamel and irritates gum tissue instead of protecting it. Most people assume that scrubbing harder or brushing more often gives their teeth extra protection, but the mouth doesn't work that way. Enamel is strong, not...
Shopping for a new toothbrush? Ready to make the switch to an electric toothbrush? Let's talk about some popular new electric toothbrush features that can take your oral hygiene to the next level. Timers Dentists recommend brushing your teeth after each meal, or 3...
Extra tension in your jaw can seem like a minor issue, but it can lead to a lot of discomfort if left untreated over time. Could jaw clenching be the source of your discomfort? Read on to learn about the most common signs of jaw clenching and what you can do to find...
Boring brushing and flossing routines can be a thing of the past! Sounds too good to be true? Check out these 5 new ways to improve your oral hygiene and up your dental care game from mundane and boring to something you can’t wait to do. 1. Electric Toothbrush...
Most people grow up hearing the same advice about dental visits, yet many still wonder if the “every six months” rule really applies to everyone. Life gets busy, schedules fill up, and dental appointments often fall to the bottom of the list. Still, routine dental...
Bleeding gums are easy to brush off. A little swelling or tenderness may not seem urgent either. But gum disease often starts quietly, and the early signs can be easy to miss until the problem becomes harder to treat. Your gums play a major role in protecting your...
Summer means longer days, family vacations, backyard barbecues, and a lot more ice-cold drinks and sugary treats. But all that seasonal fun can quietly take a toll on your oral health. Heat, dehydration, sugary snacks, and disrupted routines are some of the biggest...
When taking good care of your teeth is a priority, you want to do everything you can to ensure that your teeth stay healthy, strong and bright. Is brushing and flossing your teeth enough or should you use mouthwash too? Here’s why mouthwash can be a great addition to...
Many people who had cavities filled years ago wonder if or when they should replace them. For some patients, old fillings made of silver amalgam may be of some concern due to the mercury content. Others may wish to replace them with newer tooth-colored material for...
People often joke about sugar being bad for their teeth. “That’s a cavity waiting to happen!” Someone is bound to say as they add sugar to their coffee, or a child enjoys their candy. But is it a myth, or is it true that sugar affects your teeth? The Science Behind...