Fresh Breath and a Healthier Smile
When you are taking good care of your oral health with daily teeth brushing and flossing, you might think that is all you need to do. But a simple…
What to Do for a Cracked Tooth, Toothache or Lost Filling
Cracked teeth, toothaches and lost fillings are common dental emergencies, but they don’t have to sideline you for long. Act quickly to help relieve…
Find the Best Toothpaste for Your Smile: Four Things to Look For
If you're in the market for a new toothpaste, look for options that have the following:
The History of the Toothbrush
Tools used for brushing teeth date back to 3000 BC, when the Egyptians made brushes by fraying the end of a little twig, using the ends as bristles.…
How Seasonal Allergies Can Affect Your Oral Health
Spring blooms, autumn leaves and prairie grasses may be beautiful, but for many people in Kansas, they come with an unwelcome side effect: seasonal…
The Hidden Connection Between Your Heart and Oral Health
When it comes to maintaining a healthy heart, most people think of exercise, diet and regular medical checkups. But did you know that your oral…
A Root Canal Repairs the Infected Root of a Tooth
Tooth decay that has been left unchecked can damage more than just the enamel of the tooth. It can also lead to an infection in the dentin layer as…
What Makes the Tongue Tick?
Your tongue is as vital to your oral health as your teeth, gums and jaw. What do you know about this muscle that works hard for you every day,…
The Link Between Diabetes and Oral Health: What You Need to Know
Diabetes affects many aspects of health, including oral health. People with diabetes are at higher risk for certain dental issues, but with proper…
Oral Health Considerations and Care for All Ages Through the Years
Our teeth, gums and mouths change as we get older. Maintaining good oral health is essential at every stage of life. While the fundamentals —…