If your mouth is trying to tell you something, it's better not to ignore its signs. We all know the feeling — something seems a little off in your mouth, but it's not quite painful enough to call the dentist. Maybe you'll wait and see. Maybe it'll go away on its own. Sometimes it does. But sometimes, [...]

This is a question I am asked very often and there is no right or wrong answer, because there are benefits to both ways. Brushing before or after breakfast is ultimately a personal choice, but the science leans in one direction. Brushing your teeth before you eat breakfast may protect your tooth enamel and [...]

Extra tooth erupting in the nose!! Supernumerary teeth are found quite often and they occur between 0.1 - 2.8% in the general population. They can erupt in different places in the mouth and more often in permanent than temporary dentition. They are more frequent in males, two times more than in females, and apparently in vegetarians [...]

What is a dental cavity? Basically, a cavity is a hole in the tooth. It has 3 main stages: Incipient decay - the beginning. This is the only stage where you can stop it from getting any bigger! It is still localized in the enamel and with good brushing, flossing and good dietary habits [...]

Why do you need regular dental check ups? This is a valid question any person should ask. If regular check ups are not necessary, why do it?!? If they are - WHY are they? To answer the question I think about the number of different aspects a dental exam has, however not all of them are significant to [...]

Here are some toothbrush useful facts on how to brush, how often to change your toothbrush and how hard to brush: You need to change your toothbrush every 3 to 4 months or if you had a bad cold. After 3 to 4 months even though your toothbrush looks like new, the tip of the bristles is damaged [...]