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Oral Health Month: Simple Holistic Ways to Care for Your Teeth
Have you been consistent with your oral hygiene routine? If you have, then good job! If not, then you best brush up on oral care basics. And what better time to do that than Oral Health Month? While it’s not an official holiday, Oral Health Month is the best time to teach kids and yourself
The Benefits of Green Tea for Teeth and Gum Health
Green tea is a popular beverage that is scientifically proven to benefit overall health. Most historians believe tea came from around China, Tibet, and India. Ancient Chinese legends say that Shen-Nung, a Chinese emperor, discovered tea in 2732 BC when tea leaves accidentally fell into a pot of boiling water. In India, they attribute tea’s
Refreshing Drinks That Are Good for Your Teeth
The summer heat makes reaching out for sugary, ice-cold drinks easier. However, drinking sodas, lemonade, sweet teas, and iced coffees all summer is harmful to your oral health. Don’t worry; you don’t have to give up on refreshing drinks that can hydrate you throughout the summer. You’ll find plenty of sugar-free or low-sugar alternatives to
Dentistry in World War II
Your teeth are the very least of your priorities when you’re out in the front. History has made us aware of the many conditions and diseases soldiers faced and suffered on an insufficiently supplied frontline. Just as they suffered through shell shock, tropical diseases, and frostbite, soldiers also experienced tooth pain. It may seem insignificant,
The Dental Benefits of Milk and Dairy
Is milk good for your teeth? The short answer? Yes. Milk and other dairy products are some of the best foods for teeth and overall health. By definition, milk is a fluid secreted by female mammals that nourish their young. The most common milk humans consume comes from cows and goats. Milk is rich in
Toothpaste Ingredients: The Good and the Bad
How does one choose toothpaste? The many varieties and brands of toothpaste make it confusing and overwhelming to choose one. We often hear “four out of five dentists agree” or “nine out of ten dentists agree” about toothpaste in ads. Most brands on the toothpaste aisle also put these in their advertisements, making it more
