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When buying dental products, it’s a good idea to look out for the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal of Acceptance. The first Seal of Acceptance was awarded in 1931, and it’s regarded as an important symbol of a dental product’s safety and effectiveness. Although the Seal program is strictly voluntary, approximately 100 companies participate in […]

While our teeth are normally very strong, they can crack for a number of reasons. Reasons could include tooth decay, trauma/injury, grinding of the teeth, or a stress fracture. Sometimes, our jaw may be stronger than our teeth, and the teeth can fracture when we bite heavily on food. We can protect our teeth in […]

Osteoporosis is a disease that weakens bones and increases the risk of fractures. It affects about 10 million Americans – of whom 8 million are women – and another 34 million are at risk of developing it. So, this is a disease that affects more women than cancer, heart disease, and stroke combined. But what […]

Some children suck on their thumbs, and parents often wonder if it is harmful. Sucking on something is a child’s natural reflex. It can help them feel more secure, so they start to suck on their thumbs, fingers, pacifiers or other objects. Since thumbsucking is relaxing, it may also help them sleep. However, after the […]

The Invisalign system is a series of clear, thin, mouthguards that fit over the teeth and can gradually straighten them. These have been called “invisible braces” as they can be an effective alternative to metal braces in some circumstances. The big advantage of Invisalign is its much-improved appearance and comfort. Invisalign mouthguards can be removed […]

Dentures have a useful life of about five to seven years. However, your denturist is the most qualified person to tell you when a denture needs replacing. An annual consultation to have your dentures checked and cleaned can prevent many problems, among them the bad habits that denture wearers develop and that require adjustments, a […]