Amidst the whirlwind of daily life, it’s easy to let small health habits fall by the wayside. Despite its importance for oral health, flossing is one of those habits that often gets overlooked. As stated by the American Dental Association (ADA), flossing removes...
Smiling is popularly referred to as a universal language. It transcends cultural boundaries, conveying kindness, warmth, and connection. Beyond its social significance, however, studies suggest that smiling has profound effects on our brain chemistry, influencing our...
Our teeth, mouth, tongue, and overall anatomy of oral health is so much more complicated than any of us can fully comprehend. Most people aren’t aware of some of the ways our dental hygiene interacts with and effects the general health of our bodies. Keep reading to...
A crossbite is a dental condition where one has misaligned teeth when they bite their top and bottoms rows together. As it generally leads to various oral complications, such as pain, issues chewing food, deteriorated dental hygiene, and more, a crossbite can...
Many of the most common oral problems that dentists see during checkups can often be prevented as long as the patient is flossing and brushing twice per day. However, to those who are regularly eating sugary foods or neglecting their dental upkeep, many common dental...
While it is true that teeth are some of the strongest bones in the human body, they are far from impenetrable. In fact, some of our most common and seemingly harmless habits can unfortunately damage and accelerate tooth decay over time. Even those who floss and brush...
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