Teeth grinding, referred to as “bruxism”, is a very common habit with severe implications, however is often times overlooked as a dental condition. Many will grind their teeth during times of stress, often festering into a bad habit. Chronic bruxism (teeth grinding) can many times end up leading to severe detremental damage to both the… Read more: Grind To A Halt: Tackling Bruxism

The Original Toothbrush The modern day toothbrush that we know and love (and hopefully use at least twice a day) is a relatively modern invention. Historians advocate that the Chinese invented the first bristle brush during the end of the Tang Dynasty using hog bristles, later generations adopting the use of softer horse bristle instead… Read more: Miswak Legacy: The Original Toothbrush

The Difference Dental Anxiety is used to describe feelings of fear, stress and general unease about dental appointments and environments before and during. This effects everyone differently, from a faster heart beat, to sweaty hands, to overall mental discomfort. Dental Phobia is a type of dental anxiety, but more severe, however less common. Instead of slight feelings… Read more: Breaking The Stigma: Dental Anxiety and Phobia In The Dental Chair

Regular dental check-ups are vital for maintaining optimal oral health. While daily brushing and flossing are important, they alone cannot fully prevent dental issues. Routine visits to the dentist help identify and address potential problems before they escalate. Click to Read More . . .

Maintaining great oral health requires daily care for your teeth. By following a consistent routine, you can keep your teeth clean, prevent common dental issues, and preserve a bright smile. Here are key steps to include in your daily dental care routine: Click to Read More …