Do you often wake up with a dry mouth? Does it bother you throughout the night? Are you struggling with staying asleep because your mouth is parched? The feeling of having a dry mouth is horribly unpleasant. And it can be bad for your oral...
You work hard at keeping your head in the game, and keeping an eye on your dental health could improve your swing. With a bright, white smile, you can face anything with confidence—even the most treacherous sand trap. Following a few easy dental health tips...
We all know vitamins and minerals are part of a well-rounded, healthy diet. But why eat foods with antioxidants? How exactly does food help when you’re trying to fight oral cancer, or when you’re trying to reduce your risk and avoid it altogether? The Oral Cancer...
Helping your family keep their smiles bright and healthy is a great way to support their physical health as well as their self-confidence. As dentists, we know that simple steps have a big impact on keeping kids’ teeth healthy and strong. Being proactive about building...
While popcorn might seem like a healthy, low-calorie snack, it can be bad for your teeth. As you know, the things you eat have a direct effect on your oral health. If popcorn is one of your go-to snacks, it’s worth considering making a change. Picture...
Friendship and connections are more important for your health than you might realize. Studies show that your relationships with others can affect many aspects of your personal wellbeing. Strong relationships are a vital component of living longer and healthier. However, many people’s social activities decrease...
If you are suffering from sleep apnea, it could be affecting more than your ability to get a good night’s rest. Sleep apnea can also affect your dental health, by causing dry mouth, cavities, and gingivitis. Using a CPAP machine can also cause dry mouth...
When you have pain in your wrists, fingers, elbows, or jaw, it can be aggravating to brush your teeth. And when brushing your teeth is painful, it can be difficult to do it thoroughly. Making a few small adjustments, like using different tools, will make...
Yes, it’s true—oral cancer rates in the U.S. have been rising, and the number of new cases grew significantly in 2024. Oral cancer is a dangerous and deadly disease, and dentists are often the first to notice the signs. When you go in for your...
After you recover from a cold, the flu, or a viral infection like covid, it may be a good idea to replace your toothbrush. After all, it has your old sick germs on it, right? Well, maybe. There isn’t a strong enough body of evidence...