Why you get “long in the tooth” — and what your dentist can do about it Have you looked closely at your smile lately and noticed that your teeth look longer than you think they should? A smile that looks “toothy” can be a sign of gum recession, a common condition that affects millions of… Continue reading Gum Recession
Read MoreWhitening is a popular, simple treatment for stained or yellow teeth. It can get rid of discoloration and give you a bright new smile. That being said, the limits to the treatment aren’t clearly defined, so how much teeth whitening is too much? Signs of Too Much Teeth Whitening Sensitivity It’s normal for teeth whitening products… Continue reading How Much Teeth Whitening Is Too Much?
Read MoreYou’ve known since you were a child that drinking milk has nutritional benefits and helps you build strong teeth and bones, but did you know that the milk produced in the state of California is actually more nutritious — and better tasting — than the milk produced in most other states? California has been the… Continue reading Why California Cows’ Milk is Better for Your Teeth
Read MoreAfter spending time in the freezing outdoors, it’s nice to come inside and warm up with a hot beverage. If you’re worried about how your teeth will fare, though, don’t grab the hot cocoa. Try one of these other warm drinks instead for something that is sure to be more nice than naughty. Green or… Continue reading Warm Up with These Tooth-Healthy Winter Beverages
Read MoreAt Dublin Corners Dental, it’s our mission to provide you with gentle, compassionate care. We know that new patients have lots of questions and want to know that their new dentist is going to be the right fit. Whenever you begin your search for a new dentist, you know the obvious questions to ask about… Continue reading Important Questions to Ask Your New Dentist
Read MoreFor many, going to the dentist is an intimidating task and one that many leave ignored. Unfortunately, taking this path can lead to severe oral hygiene consequences such as, cavities, gum disease and tooth decay. In order to alleviate the risk of these consequences, taking the proper steps is a must. The first and most important… Continue reading Preventive Dental Care for All Ages – An Important Step in Good Oral Hygiene
Read MoreBy Cristin E. Kearns, DDS, MBA Sugar is having a public health moment. In 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) called on countries to decrease added sugars intake among adults and children to reduce the risk of being overweight, obesity and dental caries. The WHO recommended that added sugars intake be limited to less than… Continue reading Sugar in the Spotlight
Read MoreStarting Off Right… It’s important to note from the start, that if your child has great dental habits that are implemented throughout their life at home; they will most likely carry into their life outside the house and therefore create a lifestyle that is not only healthy, but beneficial in many other ways further into… Continue reading Sending Kids to School with Good Dental Habits
Read MoreBy Robert Preidt, HealthDay Reporter (HEALTHDAY) TUESDAY, April 5, 2016 (HealthDay News) — A child’s dental health begins at the time of conception, says an expert who recommends mothers-to-be visit the dentist before, during and after pregnancy. “The mother’s dental health affects her overall health and her baby’s health. Statistically, mothers with poor oral health… Continue reading Caring for Baby’s Teeth Starts Before Birth
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