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Electric Tooth Brushes

Electric Tooth Brushes

An electric tooth brush may be recommended, particularly for those who have difficult brushing or who have limited manual dexterity. Two popular options are the Oral B 5000 and Sonicare Diamond Clean.

Brushing and Flossing and Everything In Between

Brushing and Flossing and Everything In Between

Brushing We recommend brushing for two minutes with a soft-bristled, small-headed brush with a fluoride toothpaste. Replace your tooth brush every three months.Flossing Neither brushing your teeth, nor rinsing with mouthwash removes bacteria rich “biofilm” from...

The Download on Dry Mouth

The Download on Dry Mouth

What is dry mouth and why is it a concern? Saliva is one of the most important protective mechanisms of the teeth – it balances the pH in the mouth and supports the remineralization of teeth. Without saliva, teeth would simply dissolve. Due to saliva’s protective...

The Truth About Tooth Loss

The Truth About Tooth Loss

Tooth loss can be a traumatic, and often overwhelming experience. If left untreated, missing teeth can take a toll on your oral health, overall wellbeing, and appearance. Our doctors offers several tooth replacement options to restore the form and function of your...

Whitening and Brightening

Whitening and Brightening

The Easiest Way To a More Youthful Looking Smile Tooth staining and discoloration are inevitable with age, even with proper oral care and hygiene. Tooth whitening is one of the most affordable and fastest ways to obtain a brighter, younger looking smile. Types of...

The Social Benefits of Smiling

The Social Benefits of Smiling

We all know that when we smile we trigger many different things that have positive effects, not only on our moods, but also on our health and disposition. So why not take the best care of your smile possible? Aside from personal benefits, smiling also has many social...