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How to Protect Your Teeth

My kids are involved in several different sports, including some that are known for being a bit rough, like hockey and football. I worry about them being injured, but I don’t want to curb their athletic spirit. So I take steps to make certain that they’re as protected as possible. That means protecting their teeth, too. My children’s dentist told me that the best way to protect their teeth was to use custom mouth guards that would keep their teeth safe even in the event of a blow to the mouth. I started this blog to talk about different ways to protect teeth – from mouth guards and dental devices you wear while you sleep, to plain old brushing and flossing. There are many ways to protect your teeth depending on your needs. Find out which one is right for you.

3 Signs You Need to Replace Your Dental Crown

Posted on November 18, 2016

If you've ever had a crown placed on your tooth, you know how much effort and money go into the procedure. This means you want to preserve your tooth crown as much as possible, especially for the first few years. The average tooth crown can last up to 15 years, and you can help yours last even longer by being able to recognize the signs that a crown needs to be replaced. [Read More]

How Do You Deal With A Toothache?

Posted on October 28, 2016

A toothache can be one of the most painful experiences you ever go through. When your tooth is throbbing, it's difficult to focus on anything else. If you can't see a dentist right away, you can subside some of the pain at home. Here is some helpful advice on how to deal with a toothache at home: Try a Salt Water Rinse One of the simplest ways to relieve a toothache is to make a salt water rinse. [Read More]

Ensure You Are Doing These Things To Keep Your Gums Healthy

Posted on October 12, 2016

Healthy gums are essential to ensuring that you have good oral health. Some people make the mistake of focusing on their teeth. They fail to realize that healthy gums are required to keep teeth in place. This is why some people with severe gum disease have teeth that end up falling out as the disease progresses. The following are a few things you can do to keep your gums as healthy as possible. [Read More]

What Should You Do After Realizing You Have a Cracked Tooth?

Posted on September 2, 2016

Panicking after realizing you, your spouse, or your child has just cracked a tooth is normal. Your mind may even start to race with thoughts about how this may have happened. Furthermore, it is also possible for you to crack your tooth without even realizing it, as not all cracks are visible to the naked eye. The question is—how do you know you have a cracked tooth, and when you do know, what happens next? [Read More]