Visiting the dentist is not always at the top of our priority list, but it is crucial to maintaining good oral health. Often, people assume that they only need to visit the dentist when they have a toothache or a dental emergency. However, some signs indicate the need for a dental checkup. They may seem … Continued

Flossing is integral to your dental hygiene routine to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. While flossing provides numerous oral health benefits, only about 31.6% of Americans floss daily using the correct technique. Discover why flossing is important for your dental health, how to floss correctly, which floss to use, and other frequently asked questions … Continued

When it comes to your teeth, it’s vital to care for them with good oral hygiene practices and regular check-ups and cleanings at the dentist. A dental exam allows your dentist to identify oral health issues early and allows you to ask your dentist questions about your oral health. However, many people have teeth-related questions … Continued

If your teeth appear patchy or discolored, you may have craze lines. Craze lines are small vertical cracks in the enamel of the teeth. While these lines are not usually painful, they are unsightly and can indicate underlying issues. Craze lines are not considered a dental emergency since the cracks are confined to the enamel … Continued

Seasonal changes often cause side effects that nobody enjoys. Spring brings seasonal allergy symptoms such as itchy eyes and a runny nose. But, you might also experience problems with your teeth and gums if you suffer from allergies. The side effects of seasonal allergies on oral health are not that well known. However, our dentists … Continued