Happy New Year! We may all still be basking in the holiday glow (especially when current credit card statements are such lovely reminders!) but know that we are officially into 2018, and have much to look forward to. However, another holiday reminder which may still be floating around are the many sweets that were consumed....Read More

Women experience many bodily changes during pregnancy, and dental health is one of them. As early as two months into pregnancy, women can start to experience sensitive and swollen gums that can inflame and bleed during brushing or flossing, this is referred to as “pregnancy gingivitis.” This form of gingivitis is caused by rising levels of...Read More

Brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing is the most important part of maintaining good dental health, yet such a large majority of people are often still not cleaning their teeth the best they can. It’s so important not to skimp out on your oral care, since that smile is going to be with you...Read More