Have you been thinking about choosing a New Year’s resolution lately? Among the most common New Year’s resolutions are ones related to...

‘Tis the season for lights, gatherings, smiles, and food -- lots of food. It can be tough to eat healthy and in moderation during the...

Do you use an electric toothbrush or a regular one? Does one type seem like it cleans your teeth better than the other? The truth is that...

Have you ever seen white-ish or yellow-ish lumps that look like they are embedded in the back of your throat? These are likely tonsil...

Are you trying to cut down on sugar? As dentists and health professionals, we definitely support that choice! But be aware: though many...

Have you had an oral cancer screening lately? We know it sounds scary, but we highly recommend that all adults get regular oral cancer...

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness on the importance of regular oral cancer screening. Though it may sound...

Each year throughout National Children’s Dental Health Month in February, the American Dental Association brings together dental health...

As the saying goes, “you are what you eat” - and there’s no better place to see this than in your mouth! Many of the foods and drinks...

2020 is almost over, finally! It’s been an extremely strange and challenging year, but we’re ready to turn the page and start a new,...

Beyond their picture-perfect appearance, an even smile is way more important for mouth health than you might think! Straight teeth...

It might sound too good to be true: Candy that’s good for your teeth? It’s true: there are a few types of candy that are actually great...

Cavities (aka dental caries or tooth decay) are one of the world’s most common diseases, with only the common cold beating it out. And...

Approximately 5 million wisdom teeth are removed in the U.S. every year! Because our jaws have evolved to be too small to fit third...

Wisdom teeth removal can be a major rite of passage for teens and young adults, with approximately 80% of the US population getting them...

Tooth decay, aka cavities, is the most common chronic childhood disease in school-aged children, yet it is almost entirely preventable...