How Your Dentist Can Tell That You Might Have Acid Reflux
Did you know that GERD, or gastroesophageal acid reflux disease, can negatively affect your oral health? It’s pretty common for people to experience burping to release some extra air they may have consumed during a large meal. However, for people...
The Relationship Between Sun Exposure and Your Oral Health
During the summer months, we tend to think about protecting our skin from harmful UV rays and sunlight by applying sunblock or limiting our exposure to the sun. But we often don’t think about our teeth – is the sun harmful to your enamel? The short...
How Do I Shop for the Right Toothbrush?
There are so many varieties of toothbrushes on the market, that it can be a daunting task when it comes time to find a new toothbrush. Soft or hard bristle, angled head, contoured grip, electric powered… there are many features that may seem...
How to Get a Picture-Perfect Smile for Prom
You may not have picked out your dress or tux yet for prom – much less your date! – but it’s never too early to start thinking about how your smile will look in those glamorous prom photos. And think of all the selfies you’ll be taking, too! To...
How to Care for Your Teeth While on Spring Break
The last thing you will want to think about is your dental hygiene while you’re out having a great time at the beach or chosen vacation spot. After all, isn’t it all about letting loose and having fun without all the stress and worries of daily...
What are Tooth Fillings Made of?
The most common way a dentist will treat a cavity is to remove the decayed part of the tooth, and then fill it with a special dental filling to help prevent further decay and retain the integrity of the tooth. These fillings can also be used to...


