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Keep Watch for Bite Problems with your Child's Teeth
posted: Apr. 13, 2020.
Around ages 6 to 8, a child's primary teeth will begin to loosen to make way for their permanent teeth. If all goes well, the new set will come in Read more -
Pretty Little Liars' Lucy Hale Crushes on Smiles
posted: Apr. 03, 2020.
Is a “teeth crush” a thing? According to a recent confession by Lucy Hale, it is. Hale, who has played Aria Montgomery for seven seasons on the hit TV show Read more -
The 3 Top Causes for Tooth Sensitivity
posted: Mar. 24, 2020.
Like other living tissue, your teeth can feel. Dentin, the layer below the enamel, houses fluid-filled conduits that transmit temperature or pressure sensations to a nerve network within the tooth’s Read more -
Dental Offices Uphold the Highest Standards for Infection Control
posted: Mar. 14, 2020.
In our constant battle against infectious disease, the “enemy” is often too close for comfort: hospitals and other medical facilities must be ever vigilant against opportunistic infections their patients may Read more -
Test You're Brushing and Flossing Success with a Plaque Disclosing Agent
posted: Mar. 04, 2020.
Brushing and flossing your teeth provides a lot of benefits, including a brighter smile and fresher breath. But the primary benefit—and ultimate goal—is removing dental plaque. This biofilm of bacteria Read more -
Custom Mouthguards Aren't Just for NFL Superstars
posted: Feb. 23, 2020.
If while watching a Seattle Seahawks game you thought you saw wide receiver D. K. Metcalf sucking on a “binky,” your eyes weren’t deceiving you. Well, sort of not—he’s actually Read more -
Lingual Braces Offer a Less Visible Alternative to Traditional Braces
posted: Feb. 13, 2020.
We’re all familiar with tried and true traditional braces and perhaps with newer clear aligners for realigning teeth. But there’s an even more novel way that’s quickly becoming popular: lingual Read more -
Removing One or More Teeth Could Improve Orthodontic Outcomes
posted: Feb. 03, 2020.
Moving teeth through orthodontics may involve more than simply wearing braces. There are many bite conditions that require extra measures before, during or after traditional orthodontic treatment to improve the Read more -
X-Ray Radiation Exposure is Much Less than Daily Environmental Radiation
posted: Jan. 24, 2020.
X-rays are an important diagnostic tool in dentistry because of their ability to penetrate and pass through body tissues. Because they penetrate at different speeds depending on tissue density (shorter Read more -
Listen to Ellen DeGeneres: Don't Think You Can Get Away Without Flossing!
posted: Jan. 14, 2020.
This year's Carol Burnett Award, presented at the Golden Globes, goes to Ellen DeGeneres for her “outstanding contributions to the television medium on or off the screen.” This is the Read more -
3 Things You Can Do to Protect Your Tooth Enamel
posted: Jan. 04, 2020.
Your teeth face a hostile environment populated by disease-causing bacteria. But your teeth also have some “armor” against these microscopic foes: enamel. This hard outer tooth layer forms a barrier Read more -
Advancing Gum Disease Requires Your Dentist's Intervention
posted: Dec. 25, 2019.
Your gums’ primary role is to protect your teeth and keep them firmly in place. But periodontal (gum) disease can damage your gums to such an extent you could ultimately Read more -
Implant-Supported Dentures Could Contribute to Better Bone Health
posted: Dec. 15, 2019.
For generations, dentures have helped people avoid the dire consequences of total teeth loss. Now, implant technology is making them even better.Composed of life-like prosthetic teeth fixed within a plastic Read more -
The Howie Mandel Effect: Avoid Dental Disease Through Daily Brushing and Flossing
posted: Dec. 05, 2019.
Howie Mandel, one of America’s premier television personalities, rarely takes it easy. Whether performing a standup comedy gig or shooting episodes of America’s Got Talent or Deal or No Deal, Read more
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