Your child may get many cuts and bumps while they’re growing up, and dental injuries or other injuries to their mouth are no exception. Whether from falls, fights, activities or accidents, your child encounters various experiences that have the potential to cause damage to their teeth, tongue, cheeks, and gums. What to do about the … Read More
If you’re missing teeth at the front of your mouth, you might be quite self-conscious about it. Gaps in your smile may lead you to hide your grin in pictures or cover your mouth when you laugh. If the empty spaces are further back in your mouth, it may impair your ability to eat properly, … Read More
In short, the answer is yes! Even if your or your child’s sport does not require a mouth guard, it is still a good idea to be wearing one. Consider a mouth guard to be an important piece of your sporting equipment, just like a helmet, or even a jersey. You wouldn’t go out to … Read More
You may not think that oral health care is as important as other forms of health care such as eating right or exercising regularly, but your mouth is a major component in your overall well-being. Many diseases and illnesses show symptoms in your mouth, and if your teeth, tongue, gums, and jaw aren’t working their … Read More