Most of us have heard and know that calcium is very important for bone growth and maintenance, especially as we get older. But not many are aware that calcium is equally important for our teeth. Calcium is very important for dental health, starting from when babies grow ...
Read MoreTeeth become sensitive when one the dentin–an inner layer of your teeth–is exposed due to receding gums. Your tooth roots are not protected by the ...
View MoreOne of the most frequently asked questions for family dentists is when a child should have their first dental check-up. If you do any research on your ...
View MoreWe’ve discussed gum disease at some length on this blog, and apparently, it’s a more common dental problem than originally thought, at least it is ...
View MoreTooth discoloration can be caused by a variety of things, such as food and drink, medications, the natural aging process, and injury. The type and ...
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