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  • Top Signs Your Baby Is Teething

    Top Signs Your Baby Is Teething Your baby will start getting their first teeth in as early as six months old. Your child’s front central incisors generally appear first, followed by laterals, canines, and premolars. These primary teeth will essentially set the stage for your child’s adult teeth, and will allow your little one to […]

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    Long and Short-Term Impacts of Jaw Clenching

    Long and Short-Term Impacts of Jaw Clenching Jaw clenching is related to teeth grinding and can be classified under bruxism, the technical term for teeth grinding [1]. Jaw clenching is usually involuntary, meaning we don’t mean to clench our teeth; rather, it happens as the result of physical or emotional stress. Both teeth grinding and […]

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    Top Causes of Tooth Infections

    Top Causes of Tooth Infections A tooth infection happens when the protective outer layers of your tooth have been compromised and bacteria enter the pulp of your tooth, where nerves and blood vessels keep the tooth alive. Tooth infections can start mild but quickly become painful and may even require a tooth extraction. They can […]

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    Treatment Options for Removing Spots on Teeth

    Treatment Options for Removing Spots on Teeth If you have spots on your teeth, you could be seeing signs of hypomineralized tooth enamel. Your tooth enamel protects the softer tissues of your teeth and helps your teeth look shiny and translucent. However, when the teeth get exposed to too much fluoride while they are still […]

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    How to Treat Dry Mouth

    How to Treat Dry Mouth A dry mouth can be uncomfortable at best and harmful at worst. People who experience frequent or severe dry mouth are more at risk for gum disease and tooth decay because they lack the saliva needed to balance oral bacteria and protect the teeth from harmful acids. Saliva also contains […]

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