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Posts in the Oral Hygiene category:
How to Take Care of Your Dental Veneers
Dental veneers are thin porcelain shells that cover the front of a tooth. They’re a permanent solution to deep stains, misshapen teeth, and other cosmetic issues! Check out our blog post to learn how to take care of your dental veneers.
The Advantages of Using a Water Flosser
Flossing is an essential step to maintaining good oral health. But wrestling with regular dental floss isn’t the only way you can keep your teeth and gums clean! Water flossing is a popular way to floss your teeth without any clean up or waste. Read our blog post where we cover some of the advantages of using a water flosser so you can weigh out your options.
Why Are My Teeth Sensitive?
Tooth sensitivity can be caused by a variety of factors, and the best way to get to the bottom of it is by discussing your dental concerns and lifestyle habits with our knowledgeable dental team. Read our blog post for a look at some of the causes of sensitive teeth.
Tips to Get Kids Excited About Oral Health
It’s often a tedious task to ask your kids to brush and floss their teeth each day. Read our blog post for some tips to help your children get excited about their oral health!
How to Practice Good Oral Hygiene at Home
Taking care of your teeth doesn’t stop once you leave the dentist’s office. When you’re at home, it’s important to exercise good oral hygiene to prevent issues in the future. Read our blog post for tips on practicing good oral hygiene at home.
Dental Fads to Avoid
Your teeth are incredibly precious. Once you lose, break, or damage a tooth, it will never be the same. Check out our blog post for a few common trends and fads that are best avoided in order to maintain your oral health.
Are There Dental Health Benefits to Drinking Tea?
By now, you know which foods support dental health. But what about our favorite beverages? If you’re a tea drinker, it may please you to learn that tea might actually be good for oral health. But not every tea is created equal. Read our blog post to learn which tea is good for oral health.
Is Organic Toothpaste Better for Your Teeth?
These days, organic alternatives to popular products are everywhere. Read our blog post to help you decide if organic toothpaste might be the right choice for you and your family.