Brushing your teeth is extremely important for the health of your gums, teeth, and even plays a role in the health of your whole body. While the practice is now quite common, would you be surprised to learn that there are a few things many of us could do better when it comes to brushing? You should brush your teeth... read more »

Have you heard that only children are at risk of tooth decay? In reality, anyone can have tooth decay—though your children are generally more vulnerable than adults are. In fact, tooth decay is 400% more common than asthma between the ages of fourteen and seventeen. Similarly, 25% of children between one and four have some type of tooth decay while... read more »

Are your teeth sensitive to heat, cold, pressure, or acidic foods? If so, then you may wonder what caused your teeth to become sensitive. Keep reading to learn more about how sensitivity occurs and the possible causes for it. In the center of your tooth is the pulp, a soft tissue which consists of nerves, connective tissues, and blood vessels.... read more »

Grocery store aisles are lined with different types of toothbrushes: electric ones, long-bristled ones, children-sized ones, and character ones and they’re usually offered in every color to ever exist since the beginning of time. With so many options, picking out a toothbrush can be a daunting task. What should be the most important factors in your toothbrush? Comfort. Make sure your... read more »