Flossing daily and brushing twice a day should be a consistent part of your daily dental care, but another great addition is mouthwash! Although brushing and flossing are very effective in getting between the teeth and gums, mouthwash, as a liquid form, can get even further down. Don’t use it as a replacement but as an additional dental care tool.... read more »

Many people describe tooth sensitivity as a pain or a stinging discomfort when they consume hot, cold, sweet or acidic foods and beverages. While you might be able to mitigate tooth sensitivity with special formulated toothpastes and lifestyle modifications, it is still wise to identify the underlying cause of the problem. In many cases, tooth sensitivity is often a symptom... read more »

Fluoride is a mineral that is important to dental health, as it strengthens the tooth enamel. The teeth become more resistant to acid attacks from bacteria in the mouth. Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay and can even reverse early tooth decay. So, where can I find fluoride, you may ask? Fluoride is found in many places naturally and has been... read more »

Do you ever notice a rash around your mouth after you brush your teeth? Do you know what could cause it? Would you be surprised to learn that it could be your toothpaste—or more accurately, one of the ingredients in your toothpaste? Yes, sadly it is possible to be allergic to one of the many ingredients, which include abrasive agents... read more »