Preventive Dentistry: 5 Things You Need to Know About Sugar and Tooth Health

Our mothers have all taught us consuming sweets causes cavities but that preventive dentistry can help counteract the effects. The first thing to know is that this is not exactly correct. The bacteria in plaque feasts on residual sugar left on teeth. This creates lactic acid build up which lowers the pH surrounding the teeth,…

What to Know About the Dental Crown Process

A dental crown is a protective cap a dentist places on the tooth to either mask physical impairments and improve its aesthetics or protect and restore the tooth’s function after significant structural damages. The process of getting a dental crown is simple, but there may be certain adjustments based on the patient’s preferences. Getting a…

5 Ways a Dental Crown Can Help Your Oral Health

A dental crown is a prosthetic covering for the entire tooth structure, from the biting or chewing surface all the way to the gum line. These dental prosthetics serve both cosmetic and medical purposes. If your tooth has suffered structural impairments such as a fracture, crack, severe decay or large filling, the dentist may fabricate…

How Oral Probiotics Can Help Your Dental Health

Probiotics are good bacteria that are popular for their contributions to healthy digestion; however, scientists are starting to believe they contribute to dental health, too. Although the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has not endorsed the medical use of oral probiotics, many studies have shown that probiotics can help your dental health. Potential benefits of…

Questions to Ask if you are Considering Teeth Whitening 

Teeth whitening is a common bleaching process used to brighten the enamel and dentin of the tooth. Dietary choices and aging can stain and discolor teeth. Enjoying a coffee, tea, cigarette, soda or wine can leave dark stains on the teeth. To correct these spots, many people turn to teeth whitening. While you can try…

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