Did you know that taking care of your child’s teeth starts way before they lose their baby teeth? That’s right! Building good oral hygiene habits early on is crucial for a lifetime of healthy smiles.

We’re going inside your mouth, of course, to your tongue – this is a dental article, after all! Because whether you know it or not, like you in the wintertime, your tongue is also “all covered up” – buried beneath layers of bacteria, fungi, and food residue that can inhibit your ability to taste, let alone cause your tongue to appear various shades of yellow, white, or green! Remove the bacteria, though, and your food will once again directly interact with those taste buds, and return to its natural hue. So how does one do that? With a tongue scraper, of course!

The age-old question – should you floss before you brush or after? If you asked any one of our team members, you just might get a different answer on this one!

Oil pulling, an ancient Ayurvedic practice, has been gaining popularity in recent years. But what exactly is it, and can it really benefit your oral health?

Let’s say you sprained an ankle. What are your first steps? Most of us probably would say something along the lines of plop down on the nearest couch, ice the ankle, elevate it, add some compression, and see a doctor if it’s a bad sprain.

But what about a dental emergency, like a broken tooth? What’s your first step?

Don’t be surprised if you don’t know. Most of us aren’t that familiar with the recommendations. But after this post, you’ll be the go-to source if it happens.

Ever wondered why your teeth don’t look as white as you would like? Coffee and red wine usually get the blame for teeth discoloration, but several other causes may be the culprit. Find out the common causes of tooth discoloration in this blog.

Nobody’s perfect. We all pick up bad habits along the way. Even our oral health isn’t immune. Try as you may, odds are you’ve picked up a habit or two in the name of convenience.

That’s totally okay! We get it. And that’s why we’re here: to ensure your oral health is in fantastic shape.

Here are a few less-than-stellar dental habits that we often see, with some tips on how to break them.

We all know the struggle: that post-coffee craving for a fresh, minty mouth. But before you reach for the toothbrush, hold on! Brushing your teeth immediately after coffee or other acidic beverages could actually do more harm than good.

Here are some tips to help you keep your breath fresh all day long:

A healthy smile is more than just a cosmetic asset; it's a reflection of your overall well-being. Maintaining good oral hygiene is crucial for preventing dental problems like cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. While brushing twice a day is essential, the effectiveness of your brushing routine depends on the condition of your toothbrush.