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Dental care is extremely important and even more so when you are pregnant because you’re at a higher risk of developing gum disease, tooth decay and other issues during this period. A lot of women are scared to go to the dentist during their pregnancy because they...

This is the perfect season to enjoy delicious foods and finish off with warm, tasty beverages. However, if you find yourself wincing in pain every time you chew, sip on a delicious drink or even going outside in the cold, a hairline tooth fracture may be the cause....

A missing tooth is more than just a cosmetic problem. While appearance is definitely an issue, a missing tooth will also cause discomfort and pain when chewing, as well as changes to the way in which you bite. Whether you’ve lost a tooth from an injury, natural causes...

Enjoying your smile, chewing without discomfort and speaking without irritation is something you deserve. Dental implants restore your smile and oral health to ensure you have support for your teeth and replace the teeth that are missing. The dental implant procedure...

A common misconception is that bleeding gums are normal when brushing or flossing. However, swollen/bleeding gums are a sign that your gums are infected with bacteria. If the signs are ignored the infection will spread and begin to affect the foundational structure of...

If you had to choose between brushing and flossing your teeth, which one would you choose? In all probability, brushing would be your choice. However, the American Dental Association (ADA) says that flossing is more beneficial, provided it’s done right. They advise on...

A study on participants have shown that those who used electric toothbrushes reduced plaque by 21% and gingivitis by 11% in comparison to those who used manual toothbrushes. The rotating toothbrush bristles on electric versions were credited with better cleaning...