Did you know that the tongue is the only muscle in the body that works without the support of the skeleton? Your tongue serves many functions inside your mouth including manipulating food, helps create speech and act and a natural tooth cleaner. Here are some amazing facts about your tongue
If your children are coming to the age where they’re about to lose their baby teeth I may have some questions on how the process works. We will review why children’s teeth fall out, what to do when the child’s tooth falls out, and care tips for after the tooth
You may have heard the term laughing gas being used regarding dental procedures. It’s formal name, nitrous oxide, is an effective and useful sedation tool used for certain dental procedures. Nitrous oxide is typically used to help patients who may experience fear and anxiety during lengthy and / or stressful
You may have heard the acronym TMJ before, but what does it mean? TMJ stand for temporomandibular joints, and it’s where the jawbone connects to the skull. Problems that arise in this area are called TMJ disorders. TMJ issues can limit John movement and pain can radiate towards the neck
Do you have an oral health concern but don’t know what type of dentist to see? Most of the time you’ll visit your general dentist, but when there are certain concerns outside of their area of expertise, they may refer you to a specialist. We will go over the types
Being pregnant will mean you will be making lots of doctor’s appointments. And while it may not be at the top of your list, going to the dentist is an important part of your overall pregnancy health. You may have questions such as is it safe to visit the dentist
Did you know about 50% of children in the field of sports face dental injury before graduation? Currently there are only five sports that have been mandated to use probably fit in mouth guards. The sports include wrestling, ice hockey, field hockey, football, and lacrosse. It is important to know
Did you know studies have shown that 37% of people say a smile is the first thing they notice about a person? Your teeth are not only an important part of your appearance but are vital to your overall health. Here are some fun dental facts you might find surprising!
Most people experience dry mouth now and then. This can be due to dehydration, excessive alcohol intake, or sleeping with your mouth open. For others tho, dry mouth can be a chronic condition that can impact day-to-day life. What is Dry Mouth? Dry mouth is also known as xerostomia, and
You’ve probably heard the ads on TV before warning you about gingivitis. This is mainly defined by the gums becoming swollen and red, with a much higher propensity to bleed, especially when brushing and flossing. Gingivitis is actually what the first stage of periodontal disease is. As gingivitis progresses into
