The key to greater oral health is already in your mouth!

Letʼs cover the statistics according to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research.  92% of adults have tooth decay  42% of children have tooth decay  greater than 90% of...

Why do Men avoid the dentist?

According to a recent study by the Cleveland Clinic, men aren’t going to the doctor for regular checkups as they should. 72% of survey respondents said they’d rather do household...

What causes Baby Bottle Tooth Decay?

Your child’s baby teeth are important and are still susceptible to cavities, even though they are temporary. Tooth decay in infants and toddlers is often referred to as Baby Bottle...

Are Spicy Foods Good for You?

In the desert southwest, the tiny chili pepper is mighty in flavor and cultural significance. From packing heat into salsa and sauces to hanging decoratively on the walls of homes...

Will cleaning your tongue help reduce the risk of heart disease, arthritis, and other inflammatory diseases?

Scientific literature continues to highlight the connection between the health of our mouths and the health of our bodies. For example, there has been extensive research on the profound impact...

What You Need to Know About Fluorosis

Our mouths contain bacteria that use sugars in the foods we eat and the beverages we drink, to produce an acid that harms our teeth.  Fluoride protects our teeth and...

Thumbsucking and using a Pacifier

Thumbsucking is a natural reflex for children. Babies feel secure and happy while sucking on thumbs, fingers, pacifiers, or other objects as this may help them to learn and explore...

What Causes Sensitive Teeth?

You may have sensitive teeth, if the taste of ice cream or a sip of hot coffee is sometimes a painful experience. Possible causes include: Tooth decay (cavities) Fractured teeth...