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I’m occasionally asked by my patients which order should brushing and flossing be done? You may be surprised to find that it can make a difference in your oral health.  A 2018 study concluded that it’s better to floss your teeth before brushing. This order allows for the most thorough removal of trapped food particlesRead more

Considering all the changes a woman’s body experiences during pregnancy, she probably doesn’t give much thought to what’s happening to her teeth. But, pregnant women’s mouths also undergo changes due to hormonal fluctuations associated with carrying a baby, and this can lead to more cavities and other dental problems. The First Trimester – What toRead more

Everyone knows that we first grow a set of small baby teeth, and we eventually lose them to make room for our permanent teeth to erupt and grow. But how exactly do our permanent teeth change as we age? Between grinding, coffee stains, and even gravity – our teeth endure a lot. By the timeRead more

Looking back on the past year and having the holiday season upon us, it’s not surprising that some of you may be waking in the morning with a sore jaw due to teeth grinding at night. Many patients are unaware this is happening unless a sleepless partner hears the noise or it’s diagnosed by aRead more

Everyone knows that brushing is an important part of your daily oral routine.  But have you ever gone to the dentist, proud of how diligent you have been with your brushing, only to discover you have not been given a perfect bill of health?  There are many things that could be causing problems for yourRead more

What you drink has a significant effect on your teeth, whether it is for better or for worse. Learn exactly what drinks are damaging to your teeth, and which ones will help keep your smile beautiful for years to come…   Drinks that Promote Oral Health: Water Naturally rinses your mouth and best rids itRead more