Learn about some common dental myths

In addition to instruction from your dentist/doctor, the few tips below can help you with a strong recovery after oral surgery.

Our mouths are connected to our bodies. Basic concept, right? Maybe it’s not so obvious. At some point throughout history, we began thinking of our mouth as its own island, completely separate from the rest of body – which of course isn’t true.

With our busy schedule, my wife and I struggle to get our 4-year-old to brush her teeth in the morning. We usually end up doing a really quick job on the way out the door, which I’m sure leaves lots of sugar bugs behind. Do you have any tips for getting kids to brush?

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As we grow up, our body grows as well – and just like our arms and legs get bigger, so do our heads, mouths, and jaws.

It’s a common question for caffeine lovers everywhere who still want to take care of their white teeth – do I choose tea or coffee?

Composite and Amalgam are standard fillings these days, but centuries ago, dentist had to get a little more creative when treating tooth decay.

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