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Each tooth has several distinct parts; here is an overview of each part: Each tooth has several distinct parts; here is an overview of each part: Enamel – this is the outer and hardest part of the tooth that has the most mineralized tissue in the body. It can be damaged by decay if teeth are […]

With a change of seasons comes a new wave of foods and dishes, especially vegetables that tie in nicely with thoughts of Thanksgiving dinner. According to experts, including the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, the following foods have incredible oral (and overall!) health benefits. Many of these foods cleanse your teeth as you chew and

Your teeth grip the cigarettes you smoke and come in direct contact with the dangerous toxins you inhale when you take a drag. What Are the Effects of Smoking to Your Teeth? Your teeth grip the cigarettes you smoke and come in direct contact with the dangerous toxins you inhale when you take a drag.

A water flosser is an oral health appliance designed for dental care at home. Although sizes and features vary, all Waterpik® Water Flossers include: Motor with pump Water reservoir Special water flosser tip The motor and pump cause a stream of pressurized, pulsating water to flow from the reservoir through the tip and into the mouth.

WHAT IS CEREC? CEREC is a high-tech dental device that we have in our offices that allows our patients to go from diagnosis to walking out of our office with their new crown in place, all in the same day. (Actually, it only takes a couple of hours from start to finish!) CEREC uses the

Pumpkin can actually be really great for your oral health So how does this relate to dental? As we’ve mentioned before, what affects your overall health often affects your oral health, and vice versa. However, with pumpkin in particular, and the many products we’ve talked about, there is something to be said about how these

Despite the holidays being bad for your dental health, there are many ways to still enjoy the holiday while protecting your teeth. We’ve mentioned some already, but here are a few more. Drink plenty of water while you eat If you’re eating throughout the day, you aren’t giving your saliva long enough to build up

Thanksgiving is upon us and Christmas is just around the corner! With the holiday season in full swing, the one question on our mind has been: “What does this mean for our teeth?”There is no denying it: the holidays do contribute to some bad dental days, starting from October 31st and carried on through the