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Which Toothbrush Should I Choose?
Toothbrushes are the first line of defense against dental decay, gingivitis, and periodontal disease, but due to claims of advertising, many people are unsure of which one to buy. There are two types:...
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5 Ways to Fight Bad Breath!
Several people have informed me that they periodically suffer from bad breath but have never been instructed on how to treat it. Bad breath, or halitosis, can cause self-esteem and self-confidence...
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Hoover Dentistry: Greystone Smile Design
The Link Between the Mouth and the Body New research is available showing how infection from the teeth and gums is directly related to illnesses in the rest of the body. Bacterial infections in the...
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The Health Risks of Gum Disease
Watch this video as Whoopie Goldberg Talks About Gum Disease on The View. Gum disease or periodontal disease is a bacterial infection that causes loss of bone support surrounding the teeth. The...
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Is Gum Good for Your Teeth?
Don’t tell the school teachers, but YES! Two ways chewing gum can aid in the cleaning of teeth: 1) Gum actually mechanically cleans teeth as you chew, and 2) Gum acts to promote saliva which can...
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What Every Mom Should Know about Pregnancy and Oral Health
During pregnancy, there are many unique physiologic changes that can have a detrimental effect on oral health. Hormonal changes, morning sickness, poor diet, and an increased gag reflex are obstacles...
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Which Toothpaste Is Best?
The question all of us face while walking up and down the toothpaste aisle at the supermarket. With so many options to choose from, which is best? – or are they all just as good? – or does it matter?...
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Dentist Near Mt. Laurel
All About Fluoride Cavities are caused by acid-producing bacteria that collect around the teeth and gums in a sticky, clear film called plaque. Without good daily oral hygiene and regular dental...
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Floss Before or After Brushing?
Did you know that only about 12% of Americans floss daily? Everyone knows flossing is good for you, but for most people it’s like exercising or wearing a seat belt or eating healthy – they just don’t...
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