Dental care has improved a lot over the past 50 years. In the past, people who were between 65 and 75 years old had a good chance of having complete tooth loss, according to Harvard Health Publishing. That’s not the…
Read MoreGood oral health starts with foundational practices such as dental cleanings. According to Harvard Health Publishing, it’s estimated that six in 10 adults have chronic oral disease, which can result in tooth loss. Many of these problems could be avoided…
Read MoreVisiting your local dentist and following oral hygiene practices are essential for good oral health. In fact, did you know it could affect other aspects of your health, like sleep? If you’re dealing with sleep apnea, the right dental care…
Read MoreDental anxiety is a problem that often stops people from getting the dental care they need. It’s estimated that 44% of Americans wish they took better care of their teeth, according to the NY Post. For many of these people,…
Read MoreConsidering getting dental veneers? These thin pieces of porcelain can transform your smile, but they aren’t a fix for every dental problem. As you learn more about cosmetic dentistry, let’s review some of the ways that veneers can improve your…
Read MoreIt’s an understated fact that oral hygiene is an important component of overall health. And, within the umbrella of dental care, flossing is a critical piece that is ignored by many. In fact, according to the New York Post, one…
Read MoreRaise your hand if you’ve ever wondered — am I really brushing my teeth properly? If you’re like most folks, you probably think you’ve got your oral hygiene routine down. But there might be some common slip-ups you’re making that…
Read MoreMost people know flossing is important for good oral health, but let’s be honest; it can feel like a chore. According to the National Institutes of Health, during a study, 32% of adults reported not flossing in the past week.…
Read MoreDo you ever wake up feeling exhausted, even after a supposedly good night’s sleep? Or perhaps your partner complains about your loud snoring keeping them awake? These could be signs that you have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a relatively common…
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