Tips for Working Good Oral Hygiene into a Busy Schedule

Exploring Natural Alternatives To Fluoride

Fluoride is one of the most prominent ingredients in toothpaste. It's also found in water, as there are links to fluoride and good teeth. However, there is also evidence that shows fluoride is a neurotoxin so many people are now looking for natural alternatives to it to protect their teeth. Here are some of the better options for your needs. Coconut Oil Coconut oil is an antibacterial and antifungal ingredient and is widely available in grocery stores. Read More 

Don’t Fall Victim To These Tooth Cleaning Myths

To maintain great oral health, it is important that you keep your teeth clean through regular brushing and flossing. You should also make it a habit to visit a dentist at least twice a year for an oral exam that would reveal the emergence of periodontal disease and help catch other problems such as oral cancer and bite disorders early on. Although many people have ample knowledge on how to maintain their dental health, there are still a few myths remaining about teeth and gum cleaning that may affect your ability to achieve sufficient oral hygiene and steer clear of dental complications. Read More 

Dealing With The Aftermath Of A Dental Implant Procedure

If you decided to have an implant surgery done to revitalize your smile with permanent porcelain teeth, you are most likely very excited to show off the new look you will obtain after the procedure is completed. Since getting dental implants is a surgical procedure, steps need to be taken in caring for your gums after you awaken with newly placed metal rods in your mouth. Here are some tips to use after your dental implant surgery to ensure you remain in the best of health so you can have your teeth fused onto the rods promptly. Read More 

3 Dental Hacks For Busy People: A Guide To Simplify Your Dental Routine

Let's face it. Brushing your teeth, flossing, and swishing with mouthwash is repetitive at best, and any dental care routine can be downright boring after so many days of repeating these tasks. However, they are essential if you want a bright, white smile and your oral health. Use these four dental hacks to simplify your dental care routine. Pick a Soundtrack for Brushing Dentists typically recommend that you brush your teeth for two to three minutes each time you brush. Read More 

Learning More About Root Absorption And Your Dental Health

Have you developed a small hole in one of your front teeth, near the gumline? If so, you may be looking a rare condition described as external cervical resorption, commonly called root absorption. In some cases of root absorption, your tooth may not be fit to save. However, in some other cases, your dentist may be able to save your tooth. Learn more about the risk factors and treatment options available for teeth suffering from root absorption. Read More