Electric or manual? That’s the been the question ever since electric toothbrushes appeared in our drugstores. Even among the dental community, the debate about whether electric or manual toothbrushes are […]
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The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry says that children should have their first dental appointment before they’re 1 year old, or within 6 months of their first tooth erupting. The […]
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HSAs can be a valuable and smart money management tool, but they’re a little finicky, which can make it confusing to understand how you can use them. Many Americans use these […]
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Eating is a favorite activity around this time of year, but the bad news is that many of our favorite holiday foods to indulge in are not good for our […]
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If you’re anything like most Americans, you chew a great deal of gum. In 2016, the average american consumed 1.8 pounds of it. While you may consider this to be […]
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You’ve heard it over and over again: brush your teeth twice a day to maintain oral health. But what if you want to brush more than twice—say after lunchtime or […]
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Tony Bennett said it best – “Wipe off that full of doubt look, slap on a happy grin!” Mr. Bennett knew this age-old advice couldn’t be more accurate. Not only […]
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We all know plaque and tartar are both undesirable things to have on your teeth, but if you’re like many of our patients, you might be confused about what differentiates […]
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Many Americans struggle with oral health issues that stop them from feeling their most confident. From more advanced complications to something as commonplace as bad breath, oral health problems happen […]
Read more »American bottled water consumption has increased in recent years. According to MarketWatch, average yearly consumption per person has gone from 5 gallons in 1986 to 39.3 gallons in 2016. Water […]
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