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Dental professionals often advise people about the negative effects of sugar consumption on one’s oral health. This is pretty true to an extent. Keeping this fact in mind, we decided to come up with a blog that will cover almost all the information related to the topic. In case of any confusion, do give the
Invisalign® is the new way to go for people looking to get their orthodontic treatment done comfortably and conveniently. Invisalign® is a form of clear aligners, the prime purpose of which is to look invisible, unlike traditional braces that interfere with the aesthetics of a person’s smile. Over the past few years, Invisalign® has
Your mouth is the primary entrance into your entire body and well, your tongue is the red carpet! So, of course you want it to look nice in photo’s, but your smile should be more than just aesthetically pleasing. It’s important you are taking CARE of your mouth and keeping it healthy so YOU can
Tobacco use is life-threatening. This is definitely not news. You’ve probably encountered countless cases of irreversible lung damage, cardiovascular diseases and various types of cancers in organs such as bladder, cervix, colon and rectum, larynx, liver, esophagus, kidney and ureter, pancreas, larynx, stomach, trachea, and bronchus. In fact, the harmful effects of smoking are so
Many people are just ignoring the fact that they need to take proper care of their oral health. Improper hygiene, vices and physical contact are just some of the causes of the infections that can occur within the mouth. Being aware of what’s going on with your mouth is one of the most important things
Our friends to the south, way, across the border, south in the far most Southern region of the United States are surrounded by the Appalachian Mountains and have a long proud history. In fact, that’s where a lot of the bootlegged liquor came from during Prohibition. And it’s also home to the beginnings of NASCAR
Recently, a story about toothbrushes and toilets have been making the rounds on the internet. Maybe you’ve heard about it. The theory is, when the toilet seat is opened, even if the commode is several feet away, airborne germs from a toilet flush will infect your toothbrush with fecal bacteria. It sounds pretty scary, not
Yes. And with braces, you definitely should! An injury to the face is something everyone wants to avoid. In fact, a recent study showed that 84% of kids are involved in some sort of active sport each year. However, a mouth injury to someone wearing braces is more than just a typical injury. Brackets can
