The Most Important Tool for Tooth Care

Your toothbrush is your strongest ally in the fight against plaque and cavities. Here’s how to take care of it. Buy: When buying a new toothbrush--once every 3-4 months--make sure to get one with the ADA Seal of Acceptance on the packaging. Since its inception in 1931, this program has tested products for safety and effectiveness. This ensures a quality... read more »

Sources of Fluoride

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 »

Your Toothpaste and Allergies

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 »