What is a Dental Deep Cleaning?
A dental deep cleaning, sometimes referred to as gum therapy, is a treatment that cleans the gums and teeth down to the roots. Like regular cleaning, the hygienist or dentist will clean the tooth, gum line, and sides of the teeth. However, in a deep teeth cleaning, they continue to remove tartar buildup down below […]
Bad Breath Causes
Bad breath isn’t always “just food.” Learn the most common causes—like bacteria, dry mouth, and gum issues—and what helps.
Are Your Teeth Sensitive to Heat, Cold or Sweets?
If cold, heat, or sweets make your teeth “zing,” don’t ignore it. Learn why it happens and how to get relief with dental guidance.
The Benefits of Zoom Whitening
Zoom can brighten your smile quickly. Learn how it works, when it’s the right fit, and how to maintain results.
Why You Should Drink More Water
Drinking more water supports your body and your smile. Learn how water helps clean your mouth, fight dry mouth, and protect enamel.
A Dentist’s Guide To Halloween Candy
Halloween doesn’t have to turn into cavities. Here’s how different candies affect teeth—and how to enjoy treats more safely.
Electric Toothbrush VS Manual Toothbrush
Choosing between an electric toothbrush and a manual one can affect how well you clean your teeth. Learn the pros, cons, and best options by age so you can protect your smile every day.
Teeth Friendly Alternatives For Sugary Treats
Avoiding every holiday treat isn’t realistic. Instead, focus on teeth friendly alternatives, smarter snacking, and simple habits that protect your smile all season.
The Worst Candy to Consume Around the Holidays
During the holidays, it is common to consume higher amounts of sugar, which isn’t exactly the healthiest choice you can make. Unfortunately, sugar can be hard to avoid since it’s a major ingredient in most holiday treats – cakes, pies, cookies, and especially candy. However, if you care about your smile, it helps to know […]
Reduce Tooth Sensitivity After Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening can boost confidence, but temporary sensitivity is common. Here’s how to reduce discomfort and protect your smile before and after whitening.
