June 2015

Oral piercings have become a cool form of self-expression, but unfortunately they can also be a health hazard. In some cases you could crack a tooth if you bite down too hard on the piercing and repeated clicking of the jewelry against teeth can cause tooth damage. More seriously oral piercings can lead to infections […]

Babies who breastfeed are less likely to develop tooth misalignments later on, according to a new study.  Another bonus is that children who are breastfed are less likely to use pacifiers, which can have a negative effect on the growth and development of their teeth and mouth.

Summer is upon us and many of our favorite outdoor activities can affect our smile.  Here are few tips and guidelines for maintaining a healthy summer smile.  Swimming: Frequent swimmers may be at risk for developing yellowish-brown or dark brown stains on their teeth. Those who swim more than six hours a week continually expose

Water fluoridation in the water is one of the biggest public health achievements of our time. In fact the Center For Disease Control proclaims it’s one of the top 10 health achievements of the 20th century, helping prevent cavities and tooth loss in both children and adults. Decades of studies and the experience of tens