All about x-raysDental x-rays are an essential part of your dentist's toolkit. They can detect damage to teeth and gums that isn't otherwise visible.
Are oral health issues genetic?Your parents may have given you more than just your sense of humor. You might also have inherited an increased risk for dental problems.
Coffee and donuts: Beware this quick fixGrabbing coffee and a donut for breakfast is a quick fix that can lead straight to dental decay. This sweet duo can cause major problems for your teeth.
Fillings: What to know about treating cavitiesOver 90% of adults have had at least one cavity by the age of 64. If you're dealing with your first cavity, here's what to expect during treatment.
Gum chewing: helpful or harmful to teeth?Believe it or not, certain chewing gums may actually help to clean your teeth. Learn more about the surprising oral health benefits of sugar-free chewing gum and gum sweetened with xylitol.
Healthy nutrition for healthy teethModern approaches to oral health go beyond avoiding too much sugar. Here's what you need to know to choose a healthy diet for yourself and your smile.
How fluoridated water improves dental healthFluoridated water is credited as one of the reasons why Americans’ dental health has improved over the years. Fluoridated water protects against cavities and helps remineralize early carious lesions.
Is bottled water causing your cavities?Your tooth decay could be due to a seemingly unlikely culprit: bottled water. If drink bottled water, consider fluoridated water or supplements.
Stop cavities with sealantsChildren are at risk of developing cavities. That’s why it’s important to protect their teeth with sealants, which can help reduce cavities.
The truth about adult cavitiesYou might think that cavities are only a problem for sugar-loving kids, but adults can get them as well. Read this article for a quick look at what causes adult cavities and how to prevent them.
What is a crown?Learn about dental crowns and how they can help keep your teeth safe.
What you need to know about plaqueSince plaque is constantly growing in your mouth, the best way to remove it and to prevent tartar build-up is to brush and floss your teeth every day.
What you should know about fluorideHow does fluoride protect your teeth? Is it safe to have fluoride in your drinking water? It’s time to learn more about this mineral.