Advice worth smiling about

February is American Heart Month! What does heart health have to do with oral health? Evidence suggests… a lot!

Caring for your mouth while you're pregnant is one of the most important things you can do to help keep you and your baby healthy.

Some dentists are rethinking automatically extracting wisdom teeth, but in some cases, keeping your wisdom teeth just isn't that wise.

Electric toothbrushes are just one more tool you can use at home to keep your smile healthy between professional cleanings.

As our parent's age and need more care, don't forget that their oral health is an essential part of their overall health.

Dental offices are open again. Here’s why it’s safe (and important) to get back on the schedule and use your dental benefits before they expire.

Scheduling a dental visit before the start of the school year saves time rushing around before or after school, and your child won't miss any school time.

Dental abscesses may sound scary, but they are quickly treated and even preventable! Thankfully, those days are gone, and with the help of modern technology...

When tooth sensitivity gets in the way of enjoying your favorite summertime snack, it can be a real pain.

...for some children, the need to soothe isn't satisfied, and they continue to suck their thumb or pacifier.

If you've missed a few professional cleanings or haven’t been brushing at home, you may need more than a “regular cleaning,” costing you more time and money.

COVID-19 disruptions are reverberating across the globe on every level. Keeping on top of your oral health may help prevent more significant problems now and la