Toothaches and other dental problems are bad enough when they happen at home. They are even worse when you are on vacation! If you do not act quickly, an urgent oral health problem could ruin your trip! What steps can you take to prevent and/or manage a dental emergency while you are traveling this summer? This blog post contains some practical advice.

Spring is a time of rebirth and renewal. As the plants grow wonderful new leaves and the animals wake up from hibernation, many people take the opportunity to spruce up their homes and workplaces by clearing away dust and getting rid of clutter. Since cleaning things up to welcome the spring season is such a great idea, why not include your smile in the process? Here’s how you can give your teeth a spring cleaning that you won’t be able to help grinning about.

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Candy and other sugary treats are common gifts, but they can come back to haunt your sweetheart’s smile. You can still show your appreciation and love without harming their dental health. Here are 3 dentist-approved Valentine’s Day gifts for the special person in your life.

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As the new year approaches, thousands of people are making resolutions to get their bodies in shape. If you’re among these masses, it’s important to consider all aspects of your health before diving in—including your teeth. It may not seem like your dental health and your exercise routine are connected, but they are in more ways than one!

If you want to start the new year right by balancing your fitness with your dental health, continue reading.

As the holiday season approaches, joy and merriment fill the air, accompanied by festive gatherings and delicious treats. While the holidays bring cheer, they may also bring increased risk to your dental health. But are the holidays really that bad for your oral health? Your dentist certainly seems to think so!

If you want to see why the end of the year’s festivities are known as the worst time for your teeth, continue reading. These traditions, habits, and foods may be dragging down your oral health.