High school, for some teenagers, is as much about navigating changes to their “look” (both in fashion and body) as it is about school itself. Your teenager might be focused on looking their best, or more generally on avoiding negative … Continue reading →

Some things are easy when your kids are at home on summer and winter breaks. The whole family enjoys meals together, and you can make sure that your kids are eating foods that are beneficial both for their oral and … Continue reading →

When asked, many parents might name milestones in their children’s lives like learning to crawl, speaking, and starting school. One milestone that’s typically overlooked, however, is the development of your kids’ adult teeth as it relates to their maturing appearance. … Continue reading →

After few months of waking up late, spending days outside in the sun and not thinking about homework that needs to be done for tomorrow, it’s time for your kids to sharpen their pencils and prepare for the upcoming fall … Continue reading →

Wisdom teeth have a name that suggests great age and distinction—but the reality of these third molars can be a problem for as many as 80% of adolescents and young adults. Unlike teething as a baby, wisdom teeth sometimes come … Continue reading →

You have a few options. Maybe you already have your vacation destination planned, and you just want to get there and unwind. Or, maybe you’re really hankering for something new. In the case of the latter, whether it’s this year … Continue reading →

You’ve probably heard that the health of your teeth depends a lot on your diet. You could say, your smile is what you eat. What you should also know is that summer has a special power to lure you and … Continue reading →

Since their contemporary introduction in the 1980s, dental implants have generated interest between dentists and patients alike. Although dental implants have been around in different forms for thousands of years, today’s technology is still relatively new. And it continues to … Continue reading →

There has been a lot of talk about how stress is linked to chronic headaches, stomach problems, and emotional trepidation. What has yet to be discussed is how stress can also affect your teeth and gums. When you’re under psychological … Continue reading →

Old or young, your attitudes toward brushing your teeth might not be too different from what you thought as a kid. If it was hard getting yourself to brush your teeth as a child, that’s often a challenge that follows … Continue reading →