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Flossing properly means gently guiding floss between your teeth, curving it into a C shape around each tooth, and cleaning slightly beneath the gumline with an up-and-down motion.…

Not every area of tooth decay needs a filling immediately. Early decay may be stopped or reversed while the tooth surface remains intact. Once decay creates a physical hole, however, the missing tooth structure cannot grow back, and you usually need a filling or another restoration.…

Tooth erosion is the gradual loss of enamel caused by repeated exposure to acids. Because the earliest changes may not cause pain, enamel can begin wearing away before you realize anything is wrong.…

There’s a reason that proper oral health is an essential focus from our earliest memories. The effects of poor oral health extend far beyond just stained teeth.

In fact, poor oral health can lead to consequences that are quite serious — some seemingly unrelated to your mouth.…

Immediate and widespread crises like the current coronavirus pandemic can easily overshadow awareness efforts of other important health concerns. It only makes sense that such clear and present danger like a quick-spreading virus takes precedence.…