Oral Health Library

Access the national Oral Health Library and resources where you can learn even more about your oral health, dental…

Sweet tips for limiting sugar

From Grandma's famous cookies to a favorite candy bar, enjoying an occasional treat is part of a well-rounded childhood.…

Floss Like A Boss

Do you brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes each time? Is mouthwash part of your daily…

What is gum disease?

Gum disease refers to infections of the gum and bone tissues that surround your teeth. This kind of infection…

Floss like a boss

Do you brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes each time? Is mouthwash part of your daily…

Common causes of gingivitis

Gingivitis is the mildest form of gum disease that most commonly occurs when bacteria in plaque (a sticky, colorless…

Cavities & tooth decay

Tooth decay, also known by its technical term, dental caries, is a process by which bacteria in the mouth…

Bad Breath: Causes and Cures

Bad breath (the medical term for which is halitosis) is an embarrassing but incredibly common oral health problem. In…

What is Teeth Grinding?

Teeth grinding, also known as bruxism, is a condition that causes individuals to clench, grind, or gnash their teeth…

Mouthguards for Oral Safety

If you don’t play hockey or football, you may have never considered wearing a mouthguard. But mouthguards can help…

What’s in Your Drink?

Sugary Drinks are drinks containing added sugar such as soda, sports drinks, sweetened iced tea, sweetened coffee, fruit drinks,…
Woman smiling and swimming in a pool.

Summer Smile Safety

Summer brings us more opportunities to enjoy our favorite outdoor sports and activities. But before you do anything that…
Photo of woman putting in aligner.

4 Tips for a Clean Aligner

Here are 4 tips on how to clean your aligners:  Always rinse your aligners with cold water whenever you take…

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