Family Dentistry

A water flosser or oral irrigator is a hygiene accessory that sprays water to remove food from between your teeth. Water flossers may be a good option for people who have trouble with traditional flossing — the kind that involves threading string-like material...

Saliva is a natural part of the digestive system that helps break down foods and rinses the mouth of bacteria. Dry mouth (Xerostomia) is characterized by lack of saliva.  Without saliva, or without an appropriate amount, bacteria can stick to the teeth and create...

Have you discover that your jaw hurts, or aches, and you’re not sure why. With or without knowing it, most people grind their teeth daily, and it usually isn’t an issue. But when it gets to the point where your jaw hurts, you may be grinding even more than you...

Many wonder: “Are dental x-rays safe?” Here are the facts you need to help you decide what is best for you and your family’s dental care.

I found the following study which I found very interesting. The Relative Dentin Abrasivity is a measure on how much tooth structure can be worn using a specific paste. Please take a look at the list of highly abrasive tooth paste and try some of those in the low...

Choosing the best toothbrush can seem like a daunting task! Here are our top tips to choose the right toothbrush for each member of your family.

Fluoride and sealants are two cavity prevention treatments for children AND adults. Learn how they can help keep your mouth cavity-free in this article.

  You’ve been told you need a root canal, and understandably, you now have questions: What exactly IS a root canal? Is it going to hurt? What can you expect when you go in for treatment? We want to make it easier on you, so we’ve rounded up some great...