Health

5 teeth tips to brighten your summer

Summer is a time for increased activity and fun in the sun, often combined with a sweet treat or a cold drink. You may not give your summer teeth much thought, but this season can have an impact on your dental health. The following are five aspects of summer that can affect your teeth, along

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5 easy dental tricks to help you enjoy the foods you love (yes, even wine)

Most dental care tips are solely focused on how to brush and floss properly. However, one of the best things you can do for your teeth and mouth is to adopt a healthy diet. There are a number of nutritious foods that bolster and build your tooth enamel. There are also many edible options that

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4 Ways You’re Actually Hurting Your Bright Smile

Everybody wants a great smile, but it can be hard work. If you are trying to improve your oral health and brighten up your smile, there are a number of ways you might be setting yourself back. Some are obvious, while others might surprise you. Breaking these four common habits can help get you back

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4 sweet compromises for eating Halloween treats

The month of October has arrived, and with that comes fall, pumpkins and, most importantly, Halloween! To children all over the country, Halloween really means Halloween candy. Trick-or-treating for sweet delights and coming home with a bag full of candy is a dream come true for most kids—but for parents, it means sugar and lots

3 tooth decay warning signs you shouldn’t ignore

Tooth decay can happen to the best of us, and there are several telltale signs that let you know a problem is developing. Some are obvious, while others may be harder to spot. Tooth decay has a way of getting worse the longer you ignore it, so keep an eye out for these three common

3 Tips to Help Reverse Gum Disease

According to a study by the CDC, more than 47 percent of American adults have periodontal disease. Periodontal disease (also known as gum disease) is an infection of the tissues that surround your teeth and ranges from very mild inflammation to a more severe form of the disease that can result in tooth loss. Because

Dental Health and Your Diet

Your body works hard to convert the foods you eat into energy. You may not think twice about what you are eating – especially when it comes to grabbing an afternoon snack or sipping on a vanilla latte on your commute. But the food you put in your mouth affects more than just your waistline.