Mouthwash seems like an unequivocally good thing. Of course, washing your mouth should make it cleaner, and cleaner is healthier, right? Well, the human body is a complex thing and anything we do to it can have unintended effects. Mouthwash is one of these things. So, is mouthwash good or…
You’ve heard that it’s bad to make assumptions; it’s true about most things in life, and it’s true about your dental health. If you have a toothache and you’re like most of us, you’ve probably tried to ignore it for as long as possible, assuming that it’s a cavity that…
If you’re a big believer in New Year’s resolutions and setting intentions for the year to come, you’ve probably made goals for your personal development, your career, and your physical fitness and appearance. Maybe one of those goals is to have a whiter smile. So what are some of the…
We can lose our permanent teeth in a number of ways during our lifetimes: a fall on the pavement, tooth decay, disease, and more. Luckily, unlike many of our ancestors, we aren’t condemned to living with the discomfort or unattractive look of missing teeth. Depending on your situation, your dentist…
There is certainly no lack of breweries in West Michigan. They’re everywhere, and beer is a huge part of the culture here. It’s an important question for those of us living in and around Beer City, USA: Can beer affect your teeth? The short answer is yes, it can. Here’s…
Coffee is more than just a beverage. At this point, it is emblematic of a culture and lifestyle that so many have embraced. If you drink coffee, you know this, and it’s part of why coffee is so hard to give up (that and the addictive nature of caffeine, that…
Our teeth can be damaged in a variety of ways during our daily lives, from biting into something hard to a fall on the pavement. Other things such as cavities and bad fillings can also cause painful tooth breakage. If you’ve chipped a tooth, here’s what you should do: …
We all want beautiful, bright white smiles, but we’re not all prepared for dental whitening procedures, infuriatingly flimsy drugstore tooth whitening strips, or to brush our teeth with baking soda every night. Luckily, there are some simple and healthy changes that you can make to your diet to promote dental…
If you’re between the ages of 40 and 60, taking care of your dental health is crucial. There are numerous health conditions that are linked to gum disease and good oral health can prevent the future loss of permanent teeth as you age. Here are some important things to look…
It can seem like there are a million different options when it comes to taking care of your teeth. From the brand of toothpaste you use to the size of the floss, the decisions can be overwhelming. Dental products boast their use of chemicals, add-ins, and flavors, but without a…
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