Dental problems are never any fun, but the good news is that most of them can be easily prevented. Brushing twice a day, flossing daily, eating properly and regular dental check ups are essential in preventing dental problems. Educating yourself about common dental problems and their causes can also go a long way in prevention.
I noticed a lot of little white spots on my teeth, which I can see on the front ones. They don’t hurt or ache, but I don’t know what’s going on. Is this some sort of disease or should I just have a dentist check the spots out? (read more)
Did you ever wonder why your favorite foods taste so good? Well, you can thank your taste buds for letting you appreciate the saltiness of pretzels and the sweetness of ice cream. (read more)
Proper denture care is important for both the health of your dentures and mouth. Here are some tips. (read more)
It’s not exactly a newsflash that one of the most important reasons to brush your teeth is to fight off cavities (not to mention prevent bad breath). But what if the way you brush your teeth actually makes you more susceptible to cavities, tooth decay and gum disease? Scary. (read more)
Have you noticed people standing further away from you lately? Giving you funny looks? Saying, “Gosh, have you been eating garbage?” When you have bad breath, the world turns against you. (read more)
Many people enjoy taking care of their mouths and there are many ways to do this. Most people already know that you need to brush your teeth to remove plaque and debris. (read more)
It can prove to be very difficult to convince younger children to brush their teeth. To avoid frequent pediatric dentistry visits, it is a good idea to get your child into brushing their teeth as early as possible. (read more)
The ADA would like to assist consumers in making an informed choice of a dental practitioner. Here are links to helpful information that exists throughout our website. (read more)
While initially it seems less expensive to get a traditional denture or dental bridge, implant supported dentures and bridges pay off tremendously in the long run. (read more)
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