Is Your Holiday Feast Good for Your Teeth?
The food that surrounds the holiday season is, no doubt, delicious! But don’t forget that all of the foods you eat do have an affect on your teeth, and …
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How to Avoid Tartar Buildup
Tartar is hardened dental plaque that affects almost 68% of adults. Tartar buildup is a major problem, as it can lead to bad breath, gingivitis, and cavities. If you …
Do Adults Need Fluoride Treatment?
You may remember receiving fluoride treatments from your dentist when you were younger. This procedure helps to increase the amount of fluoride on your teeth, which prevents cavities and …
Why Do We Have So Many Different Kinds Of Teeth?
Many of us think that humans have different kinds of teeth in their mouth to help us chew and grind our food. That is true, however, our various teeth …
Tooth Enamel Loss Prevention Tips
Tooth Enamel Care Tooth enamel happens to be the hardest substance in your body, but that doesn’t mean that it can’t be penetrated or damaged. It is very important …
Plaque vs. Tartar: Differences and Prevention Tips
Most people know that they want to avoid both plaque and tartar, but they are not usually aware of the differences between the two. However, there are several important …
Top reasons why people grind their teeth
Do you еvеr find yourself grіndіng уоur teeth? You mіght think thаt this is a bad habit thаt уоu hаvе juѕt acquired. However, thіѕ іѕ a medical condition that …
Dental Bonding Services In Toronto
The dentist often repairs decayed or broken teeth for their patients by adhering some special resin or plastic that bears the same color as the natural tooth enamel. This …
4 Simple Tips to Cure a Mouth Sore
When a mouth sore arises it has a way to derail the next few days. Everything from eating to talking, to drinking, becomes difficult with a painful mouth sore. …
TMJ: Do I Need a Professionally Fitted Mouth Guard?
If you have been diagnosed with a temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ), your dentist may have told you that a mouth guard, also called a splint, orthotic, or occlusal appliance …