Brace Yourself! 2 Things You Need To Know About Your Child's Braces And Proper Dental Care

Does your child currently suffer from a dental condition known as malocclusion? Malocclusion is a condition in which the teeth are crooked. The top teeth tend to overlap the bottom teeth, which can make proper chewing difficult. Typically, orthodontists treat the problem with braces. If you opt for your child to receive braces, there are a couple of things you need to know about proper dental care. Problems Fixed by Braces [Read More]

4 Things Your Dentist Wishes You Knew About Kids' Teeth

If you're a parent you no doubt worry about every aspect of your child's health. From their head to their toes, you want them to be completely healthy and happy. Parents often make a few mistakes when it comes to their children's teeth, and your child's dentist probably wishes you knew a little more about how to take great care of your kiddo's dental health. Read on, and you'll get some good ideas to implement right away. [Read More]

Three All-Natural Strategies For Dealing With Chronic Bruxism

Bruxism--commonly known as grinding your teeth--is a fairly common condition that is estimated to affect somewhere around 30 to 40 million Americans each year. Over time, constant grinding can wear down the enamel on your teeth, making it difficult to chew and introducing the potential for serious decay. It can also cause headaches, neck aches, and a variety of other musculoskeletal problems. In this short guide, you'll learn about three all-natural strategies you can use to help alleviate bruxism. [Read More]

3-Step Home Remedy For Treating Your Minor Symptoms After Laser Gum Treatment

If you are about to have laser treatment for your gums, your dentist may have already explained that the use of lasers reduces the amount of pain, swelling and bleeding normally found after gum surgery. However, you may still have minor symptoms. If so, use the following three-step home remedy for soothing your sore, swollen gums and reducing the bleeding even further.  Step 1:  Rinse Your Mouth With Homemade Mouthwash [Read More]