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Helping Your Baby Deal with Teething Pain and Discomfort

Teething isn’t just tough on babies. It can be difficult for a parent or caregiver to see their baby crying or fussing because of the discomfort. The pain from those teeth pushing through can lead to crying and many sleepless nights. But don’t lose heart....

‘Tis the Season: Tips for Keeping Your Teeth Healthy in Cold Weather

With the holiday season and colder weather around the corner, you’re likely breaking out your extra layers and bracing for dry skin and the onslaught of colds. Dropping temperatures can also mean increased dental pain and other issues. As you’re layering up and getting extra...

What Parents Need to Know About the Teething Process

Teething can be stressful for both baby and parent, but it’s an essential milestone in a child’s dental development. As the first teeth poke through, the process can be painful and uncomfortable for the child. By understanding the teething process and knowing how to alleviate...

Why Are My Teeth So Sensitive?

Nothing ruins a delicious ice cream cone more than a sharp pain in your teeth when you have that first taste. That pain, which likely signals tooth sensitivity, can be dull, sharp, or shooting into the nerves. Understanding the causes of sensitive teeth can help...

What Are Those Black Triangles Between My Teeth?

As you prepare for the day, you inspect yourself in the mirror, and, oh no! You check your teeth, and you notice dark gaps. A pearly-white smile can give you confidence, but any imperfections can be frustrating. Those dark gaps, or black triangles, are a...

The Connection Between Dental Health and Cardiovascular Disease

You’ve likely heard that having poor oral health affects more than your teeth and gums. It can have significant impacts on other aspects of your mental and physical well-being. In particular, experiencing poor dental health is strongly linked to cardiovascular issues, such as stroke and...

I Just Brushed My Teeth, But My Breath Still Smells

Occasional bad breath can be a little embarrassing, but it’s frustrating when it persists, even after regular brushing. Bad breath, or halitosis, develops from bacteria buildup from food particles left on teeth. Daily brushing or even a professional cleaning from your local dentist might not...

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