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“What Are Those Brown Spots on My Teeth?” Here’s What You Can Do

When you peer into the mirror, seeing brown spots on your teeth can be unsettling and rob you of your confidence. Some spots are subtle, while others are much more noticeable. Poor oral hygiene is a common culprit of brown spots. Sometimes, however, those troublesome...

Preparing Your Child for Their First Dentist Appointment

Marking milestones in your child’s development is one of the joys of parenting, and the first visit to the dentist can be one of them. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), it’s best that your child’s first visit to the dentist occurs before their...

Tonsil Stones: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention

Chronic bad breath, also known as halitosis, is an embarrassing condition. Often caused by neglectful dental care, much of the time it’s easily corrected with a solid cleaning at the dentist and getting back on top of your at-home oral hygiene routine. But at some...

Fluoride Treatments: What They Are & What They Do

It’s widely known that fluoride is good for your teeth. In fact, it’s so useful for dental health and cavity prevention that they even put it in the water supply. Fluoride is an ionized form of fluorine, a naturally-occurring element that leaks into the groundwater...

The Overlap of Oral Piercings & Oral Health

Piercings are a form of self-expression, and they’re becoming more popular (and less taboo) by the minute. Facial piercings are one popular medium for showing people what your vibe is when they meet you, and several of these facial piercings affect or are inside the...

 Mouthwash: The Good, the Bad, the Irrelevant

You might have noticed that your family dentist is strict about brushing and flossing every day, but largely silent on the mouthwash front. Or that when you go to a friend’s house, it’s weird when their brush-and-floss schedule differs from yours, but not if their...

The Emergence of Dental Care in Prehistoric Peoples

When did we start caring about teeth? Way before you likely thought. The first archaeological evidence we have of dentistry is a 14000-year-old infected tooth from Italy; it was partially cleared out using a tool made of volcanic glass stone. Some archaeologists even posit that...

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