Category Results for: "Oral health"

Explore the many at-home or in-office treatments available if you hope to have a brighter smile this winter.

From puberty, to pregnancies, perimenopause and beyond, there are unique conditions presented to women both mentally and physically. Even our oral cavity can be affected.

Research has proven that there is a link between mental health and oral health. Find out how seasonal affective disorder, depression or anxiety could impact your smile.

Before you fill your plate this Thanksgiving, keep these facts about a few of your favorite foods in mind to help maintain good oral health over the holiday!

Halloween doesn't have to be a scary time for your teeth! Use these ideas to create the perfect party to keep your smile ghostly white (and healthy!)

Don't be spooked by all of the candy your child might eat— Halloween can still be fun and tooth-friendly if you follow these oral health tips!

Getting braces can be a big commitment. Here are a few things you can expect and some tips for care after you get them put on.

When you feel something stuck in your teeth, your instinct might be to reach for a toothpick. However, they don't offer the same benefits of dental floss and can even cause harm when used too often or incorrectly.

Gum pain can be a serious distraction. If you notice anything unusual happening to your gums, contact your dentist to set up an appointment right away. They will be able to detect the underlying cause and offer you the best treatment solutions.