Cleaning your tongue should be an important part of your daily oral hygiene routine to control dental disease and unpleasant halitosis.
How to Clean Your Tongue and Why You Should: The X Technique
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Oral Health Probiotic Helps Patients With Dental Implants
Inflammation and other complications with dental implants are common. Results from a double-blind randomized controlled trial in 34…
Why Do Some People Never Get Cavities?
Some fortunate people never get cavities. They have inherited oral bacteria that do not include destructive Strep Mutans. For others not so fortunate, scientists have found that replacing the “bad” bacteria with” better” bacteria can be done with the use of oral probiotics.
Why Do I Have Yellow Teeth Even Though I Brush Them?
White teeth are prized in our society. This is a relatively new outlook, since in the past, some cultures have recognized black teeth or even no teeth as socially advanced. In pursuit of white teeth, there are many different methods to achieve whitening.
5 Things You Can Do If Your Gums Are Bleeding
Follow these 5 steps to diminish the chances of destructive gum disease. Gum bleeding is not a healthy or normal sign. It indicates that there is infection, and it should be attended to and not ignored since it will not go away on its own.
What is Restorative Dentistry?
Taking your teeth for granted is something that we all do. Since we have extraordinarily little consciousness of what lies just inside the lips, the only time we start to take notice is when something does not feel quite right, or worse, when something becomes painful.
TikTok and #Teethwhitening: Why You Should Not Try to Whiten Your Teeth at Home
TikTok and #Teethwhitening: Why You Should Not Try to Whiten Your Teeth at Home
New Testimonial for All-on-4 Dental Implants in Monmouth New Jersey
New testimonial for All-on-4 dental implants by our patient Arlene Welker.
New Testimonial for All-on-4 Dental Implants in Monmouth New Jersey
New testimonial for All-on-4 dental implants by our patient Arlene Welker.
Breastfeeding Infants for Six Months Reduces Dental Disease
Studies within the past 3 to 5 years published in the ‘Journal of the American Dental Association’ and ‘Pediatrics’ support the finding that dental malocclusions are preventable with breastfeeding for the first 6 months of life.