oral hygiene Tag

Achieving good health—including a healthy smile—is easier when you have strong connections with your family, friends, and community. We love seeing our patients out and about in the community just as much as we like meeting them in our comfortable dental office. And nothing makes...

As we age, our bodies undergo numerous changes. One issue that often becomes more prevalent as we age is bad breath (halitosis). While bad breath can be embarrassing, the causes are treatable. And, since persistent bad breath can be a symptom of a more serious...

Many of us have to remind our kids, grandkids, and even ourselves that too much sugar will rot your teeth. While we all know that it’s bad for our dental health, what sugar actually does to our teeth isn’t as well known. If you’re having...

Does your dentist ever tell you that you should floss more? Flossing once a week or every couple of days simply isn’t enough, even if you’re brushing your teeth twice a day as recommended. Daily flossing is a fundamental part of good oral health, and...

Yellow teeth are a very common and frustrating problem. Because of the aging process, seniors are more likely to have yellow teeth, even if their teeth are otherwise healthy. If you’re concerned about the color of your teeth, understanding the causes of yellowing can help...

With such a wide range of dental hygiene products to choose from, you may be wondering if they’re all actually necessary. A toothbrush and dental floss are absolutely essential, of course, but what about mouthwash? Let’s explore whether mouthwash is necessary for maintaining healthy teeth,...