Laser Whitening Myths To Understand

If you want whiter teeth, then a professional dental whitening may be a great option for you. These types of whitening treatments involve either a laser or a highly concentrated gel. While whitening treatments with lasers are typically much quicker than simple gel treatments, there are some common misconceptions about the whitening you should understand first. Myth - The Laser Whitens The Teeth A common myth about laser tooth whitening is the fact that the laser actually works to whiten the teeth. Read More 

Be Picture-Perfect: 4 Steps To Whiter, Healthier Teeth

During the summer, people tend to take a lot of pictures. They also attend quite a few social gatherings. If you're one of those people with an active summer social life, you want your teeth to look their very best. That can be hard to do when they're discolored, or covered with stains. Luckily, you don't need to live with stained or discolored teeth. Here are four suggestions you can follow that will keep your teeth their absolute whitest, all summer long: Read More 

Tips For Alleviating Pediatric Dental Pain While Away From Home On Vacation

If your family is away from home on vacation and your toddler develops dental pain, then there are many things you can to to help them feel better while waiting for an appointment with their pediatric dentist. Since dental pain has a variety of different causes, you may need to try a few of these tips to get your child the maximum amount of pain relief: Tip: Brush and Floss Your Toddlers Teeth Very Well Read More 

Information About Childhood Gingivitis

If you have a son or daughter who goes to their regular six month dental visits, then you may be surprised when the dental professional indicates that your child has gingivitis. Gingivitis is something that can happen to children, even though it is more commonly an adult problem. If you want to know what your child might be experiencing the issue and also what you can do about it, keep reading. Read More 

3 Step Guide To Soaking Your Dentures In A Homemade Solution

If you have dentures and have run out of your soaking solution, you may wonder if there is a homemade alternative. If so, use the following three-step guide to soaking your dentures in a solution made with household ingredients. Step 1:  Prepare The Homemade Solution This first step involves preparing the homemade soaking solution. For this, you will need white distilled vinegar and baking soda. The vinegar is slightly acidic, making it effective at removing food particles and bacteria. Read More