When that summer sun is beating down on you, or you just need a little pick-me-up in the afternoon, it can be so tempting to reach for a flavored sports or energy drink. After all, it’s a better option than soda, right? Actually, a recent study published in General Dentistry reported that both sports and energy drinks can be just as harmful to the enamel of your teeth. Your dentist shares the science behind it and why you should opt for water instead.
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Losing a tooth in childhood may be an exciting sign of getting older, but it’s not something that’s celebrated later in life. In fact, it can be quite an alarming and overwhelming experience. If you’ve lost a back tooth, you may be asking yourself “Do I really need to replace it if I can’t even see it?” While that may be an easy option now, avoiding 
When you think about keeping your heart healthy, do you think about flossing? Probably not, but a growing body of research is beginning to suggest that we should! Recent studies on the connection between oral and overall health demonstrate that 
In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, The American Dental Association has recommended that dentists postpone all non-urgent appointments. So what should you do if you find yourself with a toothache in quarantine? While dental practices are working tirelessly to keep their offices clean and safe for emergency visits, it’s safer to treat tooth pain at home if you can until quarantine orders have been lifted. Here are 10 common pantry items that can be used to treat a toothache until you can visit your 
Dental emergencies are typically sudden, alarming, and somewhat overwhelming. Knowing what to do and where to go in these scary situations can sometimes make all the difference when it comes to saving your smile. In order to quickly get the urgent care you need, you should choose the right emergency dentist for you before you need them. Here are five important factors you should be on the lookout for when choosing your