Enamel is the strongest tissue in the human body – even stronger than bone. As the translucent outer layer of your teeth, enamel protects from harsh chemicals and temperatures. Your enamel also protects your teeth during daily activities when you’re biting, chewing, and crunching foods; if you grind your teeth at night, your enamel protects
If you’ve been to the dentist recently, you may have noticed your dental hygienist test you for periodontal disease with a probe. This is a painless test that checks the pockets between your teeth for evidence of receding gums or inflammation that could be signs of gum disease. You may have also heard about the
Did you know you should start taking your child to the dentist by the time they turn one? As soon as they have teeth, those teeth need to be well cared for. Your kid’s first dentist appointment will most likely be short with little to no treatment and provides your child the opportunity to become
No matter what your age, regular visits to the dentist are critical to maintaining your oral health, so you should have a dentist that you feel comfortable with visiting every 6 months. Many patients need their dental visits to be convenient and a family dentist is one way to make your visits to the dentist
