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Many adults enjoy ending their day with a beer, a cocktail, or a glass of wine. What could be more relaxing than sitting on the back porch, watching the sunset and sipping your favorite drink?  About two-thirds of Americans are moderate but regular drinkers, who enjoy...

Even if you have really good oral hygiene habits, over time, your teeth can start to turn yellow. While this is frustrating, it’s a very common problem, so don’t feel like you’re alone! Yellowing happens as we age because of factors like diet, smoking, genetics,...

  Dental x-rays are absolutely necessary in dentistry, even for seniors. They help dentists identify problems early on, so they can provide diagnosis and plan treatments more effectively. They also provide a complete picture of your oral health, and allow your dentist to track any changes...

Excessive consumption of alcohol can have significant impacts on oral health. It increases the risk of cavities, gum disease, enamel wear, and oral cancer. The main reason alcohol affects our teeth is because it diminishes saliva production and can cause dry mouth. But its effects...

Did you just chip a tooth? If you have, and it isn’t causing you any pain, you may be tempted to wait until your next dental appointment for treatment. However, this situation is more urgent than you might think. Waiting to repair your tooth could...

Whether it’s been two years or twenty, it’s never too late to visit the dentist, even for seniors. It’s important to have regular dental care, no matter your age. Some people have been able to shrug off experiences like losing their teeth as they get...

If you chronically clench your jaw to the point of grinding your teeth, you may have a condition known as bruxism. Some people are affected throughout the day, and others grind during the night. Bruxism is a common condition, but it should never be overlooked....

Summer often means eating lots of sweet treats, like ice cream bars, popsicles, and cherry pie. Although these summer foods have a fabulous nostalgia to them, they can cause havoc on our teeth.  Of course, we can still eat these things from time to time. But...

  Tooth bonding is a cosmetic dental procedure that has been in regular practice since the 1970s. It’s not a new practice by any means, as it was first used all the way back in 1949 by a Swiss chemist. However, many people are still unfamiliar...