Home Whether we’re getting our a.m. caffeine hit or enjoying a spot of tea, these popular morning pick-me-ups can tarnish our smile. Coffee, in particular, is very acidic which wears away enamel and can result in your teeth having a

Home Ever find yourself chewing on a pencil or pen when you’re deep in thought? Or crunching on ice cubes on a hot summer’s day? While these everyday habits aren’t likely to cause health problems, they can result in chipped

Home A bright, healthy smile just radiates confidence. Whether you’re planning for an upcoming job interview, a special event, or just feel like you want to treat yourself, teeth whitening may be your best bet. Professional-grade teeth whitening is far

Home Dental emergencies can occur at any place or time. These unexpected dental emergencies can also be extremely painful and may even lead to other health complications, if left untreated. Below are some dental emergencies you should never ignore. Instead,

Home Maintaining your oral health is important for everyone, from our youngest to our senior patients. As we age, so do our teeth and gums. It’s more important than ever to keep them in a healthy condition to prevent more

Home Good oral hygiene can help you keep a long-lasting, happy smile. It really is one of the simplest practices to incorporate in your day, which can prevent serious and costly dental issues down the track! Here are 5 simple

Home Cracks, chips and stains not only carry aesthetic concerns, but there are also health risks in leaving damaged teeth untreated. We believe everyone should enjoy the benefits of a healthy smile. Repairing tooth imperfections like cracks, chips or stains

Home Caring for baby teeth is just as important as caring for our own. Baby teeth are essential for children’s speech, eating, and forming the structure of the face. They also keep space for adult teeth to grow into. As

Home Pretty much everything you eat or drink can have an effect on your teeth and gums. High sugar content foods can lead to tooth decay, which is one of the most common leading causes of serious oral health conditions.

Home This might sound pretty straight forward. But here are some helpful tips you may not have heard of before when it comes to taking proper care of your toothbrush. Don’t use too much pressure when brushing – A lot