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A few years back the oral hygiene company Reach created floss with a Fluoride coating on it. You might thinking to yourself that this miraculous floss product could solve all of your life’s problems, or at least your tooth-related problems

Teeth grinding or bruxism is involuntary or habitual grinding of your teeth, typically during sleep but not always. This can cause headaches, jaw pain and damaged teeth but that’s not the only after effects of bruxism. Here are some more you may have not realized.

There is a common misconception that cavities in baby teeth don’t need to be filled because the teeth are going to fall out anyway. The fact is there are many reasons why it’s important to treat your child’s decaying teeth now rather than wait for permanent ones to come up.

Word to the Wise Did you know that the term “wisdom” tooth refers to the fact that these are the last teeth in your mouth to develop, and eventually erupt? Because these teeth appear a bit later in life, usually during your teen years and/or early adulthood, at an age...

An oral hygiene routine consists of brushing your teeth at least twice daily, flossing your teeth and guns at least once a day and scraping your tongue whenever you brush your teeth. A good oral hygiene routine will have your teeth pearly white, your gums pink, your...

Let’s face facts: if you’re an adult, you know exactly why you’re getting braces. At this point, it’s more psychological than physical when it comes to dealing with it. The end result is have a nicer looker smile with the straightening of your teeth — easier said than done but here are some tips to help you survive braces as an adult.

It could be the sound of the drill. Or maybe it’s the ominous looking machinery and people in masks, peering into your mouth. A trip to the dentist isn’t really something most people look forward to, and having a root canal is definitely on the bottom of their to-do list.

Floss is used to remove all the food particles, bacteria and plaque that is stuck in between your teeth. If you don't floss your teeth, plaque will build up and your toothbrush is not powerful enough or has the capability to remove the plaque stuck between your teeth...

You can have great oral hygiene — brushing your teeth, flossing between your gums, scraping your tongue and using mouthwash but can you do more? Do you snore? What causes it? What can be done? How does it affect my mouth? First, let’s learn more about it.

When the dentist tells you that you have some areas on your teeth that are either low on enamel and that you should take better care, brush more often, or floss twice a day, you might roll your eyes a bit and sigh quietly to yourself when you leave the office.