Our teeth contribute to many areas of everyday life, such as chewing, talking, and smiling. Many people experience the common nightmare of their teeth falling out, but for 7% of people 20 years or older and 23% of people 60 or older, that nightmare is...
Over time, our favorite features, like our lips, can become thin and lose their shape. And while true beauty lies within, asymmetrical, flat lips can quickly damper your self-confidence. Whether you want to restore plumpness, redefine your cupid’s bow, or enhance your natural lip shape,...
Choosing the best dentist and having regular checkups are the building blocks of a healthy, attractive smile. Regular dental treatment is crucial as it can prevent problems with your teeth and gums and treat any ongoing issues, ranging from tooth sensitivity to gum disease. But...
Sometimes life throws unexpected things at us, and one of those things can be a cracked or chipped tooth. Although it may seem like a minor nuisance, cracked and chipped teeth could develop into more serious problems like tooth decay and even tooth loss. Learn...
It’s not unusual for individuals to clench or grind their teeth from time to time. However, if this habit becomes more prevalent, chronic teeth grinding (the medical term is bruxism) can result in serious issues like tooth cracks, headaches, TMJ, and more. Find out more...
If you look at the toothpaste aisle in any store, you might be surprised to find such a great variety of different products. Whitening, plaque protection, and toothpaste for sensitive teeth are just some examples of toothpaste options. But what is perhaps most interesting is...
Tooth loss is more common than you may think. Nearly 69% of adults lose at least one adult tooth between the ages of 35-44. And by the time they reach 74, almost a quarter of Americans will lose all their teeth. Luckily, with current dental...
At the end of a long day, flossing may be the last thing you want to do. But let's face it: brushing your pearly whites and heading straight to bed without flossing can actually cause problems for your oral health. Simply brushing your teeth isn't enough...
Accidents and poor dental care can all play a part in tooth loss. If you happen to experience tooth loss, you may think that leaving an open gap is not a big deal, especially if the lost tooth is in the part of your mouth...
Eating a well-balanced diet is important for our overall well-being, but did you know that it also dramatically impacts the health of our teeth? The food we eat provides essential nutrients and minerals that build our teeth and the gum tissues surrounding them. A healthy...