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Certain foods can impact your dental health in negative and positive ways. Find out which foods are the best and worst for your teeth.

Flossing is a necessary part of daily dental care. Whether you do it before or after brushing your teeth, it’s critical to your oral health.

While many patients see the dentist as an annual or semi-annual appointment to get their teeth cleaned and checked, your modern-day dentist office can offer so much more.

While most of us clean our teeth regularly, everything from how we brush to the type of toothbrush we use all contribute to our oral health.

When it comes to kids, getting them used to proper dental cleaning habits can be a challenge.

If you want to fight bad breath, building healthy oral cleaning habits is a great place to start.

Root canal: the very mention of those two words makes some people cringe at the thought of having to visit their dentist. But what many people don’t realize is that root canal treatment is meant to relieve the pain, instead of causing it.

You see their perfect pearly whites every day, emblazoned on magazines at the grocery store, crowding your Facebook newsfeed, and staring back at you when you turn on the TV. But Hollywood smiles aren’t reserved for celebrities.

You may not realize it, but how your teeth line up can have a direct impact on your oral and digestive health.