What steps do you need to take after you get a tooth pulled? Read on to learn how to avoid dry sockets, infections and other unnecessary discomfort.
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Can chemotherapy cause dental issues?
While chemotherapy's job is to kill cancer cells, it also destroys healthy cells necessary for basic human functions.
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The consequences of losing a tooth
Losing a tooth (or teeth) has much, much more drastic consequences than just leaving an unsightly gap in your smile and forever...
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When should sealants be put on my child’s teeth?
There's something you can do to protect your child's teeth from cavities and to uphold good overall oral hygiene: Sealants.
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Do you need a crown or an onlay instead?
Understanding what an onlay is - and how it differs from a crown - can help you determine the best treatment for you and why your...
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What is minimally invasive dentistry?
Minimally invasive dentistry is a slightly more advanced form of dental care that serves as an extra layer of protection for your...
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What foods stain teeth the most?
Would you give up candy and red wine if it meant you could prevent teeth stains? Learn how certain foods and drinks are contributing to teeth discoloration.
Does smoking damage teeth and gums?
Smoking tobacco can do serious damage to your teeth and gums, especially if you forego regular dentist visits.
The dangers of grinding your teeth while you sleep
Did you know you might be harming your teeth while you're fast asleep? Your muscles, joints and jaw, too. Learn more about the dangers of grinding your teeth.
Are dental X-rays safe during pregnancy?
If you think X-rays are something you should avoid entirely during pregnancy, think again.
What is a dry socket and how can you avoid it?
Dry socket is a painful complication associated with tooth extraction. While you can't always avoid it, there are ways to reduce your risk.