As we welcome the new year, many of us embark on journeys to improve our health and well-being. While resolutions often revolve around exercise and diet, one aspect that is frequently overlooked is the impact of nutrition on our oral…
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Headaches and oral health
Approximately one out of every six Americans complains of headaches every year. This prevalent medical ailment can be caused by stress, sinus pressure, lifestyle factors, or other reasons. Another often overlooked factor is the connection between oral health and persistent…
Flossing tips to upgrade your smile
Not many of us would leave the house in the morning or go to bed without brushing our teeth. This step of the dental care routine is considered non-negotiable, while flossing is often overlooked. However, flossing plays a pivotal role…
Oral health’s connection to overall wellness
Our smiles aren’t just for posing in pictures, they provide a vital function to our bodies and affect our overall health. What happens with the health of your smile can have far-reaching effects – which is why it’s so important…
Caring for your oral health while traveling
Whether you’re visiting relatives or going on a trip abroad, it’s likely you have some travel plans for this winter. Travel is great for relaxing, spending more time with loved ones, and having adventures—but it isn’t so great for oral…
Reasons you should schedule your dentist appointment
The holiday season is just upon us. Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day—there is a lot of celebrating on the horizon. When you’re making plans, it might be easy to forget to schedule your dentist’s appointment, but here’s why now is…
Bad breath remedies
Stop relying on mint-flavored gum and banish bad breath for good! While there are many possible causes for bad breath—food, illness, dental hygiene—there are also many ways to remedy it. Here’s a few ideas for combatting bad breath. Maintain a…
How sugar affects your smile beyond cavities
When we think about the impact of sugar on our dental health, the first thing that comes to mind is often cavities. While it’s true that sugar plays a significant role in tooth decay, its effects on your smile go…
Flossing tips for a healthy smile
Yes, we know it’s easy to skip flossing. But did you know flossing is just as important to the health of your smile as brushing? Dentists recommend that you brush your teeth twice a day and floss your teeth at…
Connections between sleep and oral health
You may not realize it, but there’s an incredible connection between the quality of your sleep and the health of your smile. Here’s some tips to ensure both your pearly whites and your restful nights are well-preserved. Dry mouth Saliva…