How Your Child’s Nutrition Affects Their Dental Health
From permanent tooth alignment to gum wellness to lifelong dental habits, your child’s nutrition affects their oral health in many ways. Because the food you eat changes the acid levels and bacteria in your mouth, your diet is just as important as brushing and flossing your teeth. By eating healthy, children can avoid cavities and infections, build strong tooth enamel, and maintain healthy saliva and strong gum tissue.
Read MoreDoes Charcoal Toothpaste Do Anything For Your Smile?
Many of us have probably seen “activated charcoal toothpaste” advertised to us in some way. You may have seen it at the store and wondered if their claims are actually true. Can charcoal actually whiten your teeth? Does it prevent staining when used consistently? These toothpastes are sold in many different places across the United States, but they may not provide the benefits patients are looking for. Products you see on the internet or in ads may not be completely safe, so we have gathered important information about charcoal and common toothpaste claims to give patients proper information before they make a decision.
Read MoreCan A Cavity Be The Cause Of Your Bad Breath?
Cavities and bad breath are common, but did you know that they could be connected? We have all probably experienced at least one cavity in our lifetime, but bad breath is a more common occurrence caused by a variety of factors. While bad breath is not always the cause of foul breath, there are some signs that you could have a cavity, especially if your bad breath lingers after oral hygiene. This blog will explore how a cavity can affect your breath, other causes of bad breath, and how to remedy both of these oral issues.
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