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Did you know that tooth enamel is the strongest and most durable tissue within our body? It is stronger than our bones, and harder than steel!  Tooth enamel is the substance on the outside layer of your teeth. Enamel is responsible for protecting your teeth from damage. However, don’t let the strength of enamel fool you. Tooth […]

Over 3.5 billion people, or half of the world’s population, are affected by oral diseases!  It’s important to understand that oral health doesn’t only affect a person’s mouth. Poor dental health can lead to issues throughout the body.  Oral symptoms are often an indication of a larger health problem.   But what constitutes a healthy mouth? And […]

In the United States, we indulge in eating over 3,000 calories on Christmas day (the daily recommended number is 2,500 for men and 2,000 for women).  As our waistlines expand over the Christmas period, why should our teeth be negatively affected as well?  It’s great to enjoy treats during the Holiday season, but you need to maintain […]

The number of dental emergencies treated in the United States has almost doubled since 2000. Most of us who have experienced tooth pain know it’s one of the most uncomfortable feelings out there. When a dental emergency occurs, you don’t need to panic.   In most cases, a dental emergency isn’t as serious as other types of medical emergencies.  […]

Dental cavities, or tooth decay, affect over 90% of the U.S. adult population. Gum disease, while less common, still affects an alarming 50% of adults over the age of 30.  U.S. children are suffering too, with tooth decay affecting more than 40% of those between the ages of 2 and 19.  Although gum disease is more common in adults […]

Happy National Dental Hygiene Month!  Many individuals refrain from visiting the dentist for a wide variety of different reasons. If you’re among these thousands of people who don’t enjoy seeing the dentist, it would be wise to spare yourself the stress of frequent dental visits by taking better care of your teeth. When you have […]

Is your anxiety preventing you from taking care of your oral health?  For many people, dental anxiety causes much more than just a little discomfort.  Many individuals find themselves putting off appointments, canceling at the last minute, or even experiencing the severe effects of anxiety, such as panic attacks. It’s not uncommon to be afraid of the […]

Over 65% of adults in the United States visited the dentist at least once in the past 12 months. That staggering statistic indicates Americans are quite proactive in addressing their oral health and this makes the United States one of the most orally conscious countries in the world. And why not?  Taking care of your smile can […]

If you think dentures or dental implants are only for the elderly, think again!  In 2015, it was reported that 53% of people with dentures began wearing them before the age of 44. Dentures and dental implants are much more common than you think. Before you proceed with either of these dental procedures, you’ll need to know […]