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Regularly visiting your dentist results in not only healthy smiles, but healthy bodies and lower health care costs as well, a recent United Concordia study has found. The study examined the value of regular dental check ups for all patients, not just for patients with chronic conditions. “Our newest study revealed a substantial correlation between […]

It’s a problem all parents understand: having to take time off work to take your kids to the dentist. Delta Dental conducted a recent survey that found a staggering 45% of U.S. parents reported missing work due to their child’s oral health, up 6% from 39% in 2015. 45% of parents reported missing “some work”

While keeping up with regular cleanings is great for the health of your teeth, it doesn’t always mean you’re proud of your smile. If you avoid smiling because you’re self conscious, we’re here to help. Let our team transform your smile. Our Toothologists can tackle simple misalignments, reconstructions, and everything in between. With these cosmetic procedures, you

5–8% of Americans avoid dental appointments because of fear. We understand the anxiety that can be associated with dental visits. But here at Toothology, we go to great lengths to make your experience as comfortable as possible. Here are few tips to help you overcome your fear, as well as a few offerings we have

Jennifer Flach was a college junior when her wisdom teeth started causing problems. “My other teeth started moving around,” she remembers. “The wisdom teeth were pushing out and undoing some of the orthodontic work I had done in high school.” At the same time, her brother — who’s two years younger and was also in

BY RONI DENGLER The newest addition to your dentist’s grab bag of goodies might soon be gum. European scientists describe the development of a chewing gum that detects oral infections Tuesday in Nature Communications. The tech could prove particularly useful for diseases that present with minimal to no symptoms. “It’s a great screening tool to help people

Though we brush twice a day, some of us still make simple brushing mistakes. Here are some of the most common. 1. Brushing Too Hard The American Dental Association recommends brushing at a 45-degree angle with short strokes. Gently brush in a circular motion, but be careful not to brush too hard. Think of it

We all know your dentist can diagnose common oral health issues, such as gum disease and cavities, but did you know they can also discover other non-dental medical issues? Here’s a list of 5 non-dental medical issues that dentists often find. 1. ORAL CANCER Oral cancer is one of the top 10 most common cancers

It’s important to change your toothbrush out regularly, but it can hard to know when exactly that should be. How often should you switch it out? The answer depends on your oral health, usage and personal preference. We recommend switching out your toothbrush at least every 3 to 4 months. Consider replacing your toothbrush more often

Your diet is an integral part of maintaining good oral health. Though you can’t always avoid everything harmful to your teeth, these foods and beverages should be consumed in moderation to keep your teeth and gums healthy. 1. SOUR CANDIES We know you’ve heard it since you were a kid—candy is bad for your teeth.