This time of year, pollen, not love, is in the air. Experts are saying that this April is particularly bad for allergies, so chances are even if you haven’t had a bad reaction in the past, the allergens are getting to you!

Allergy season can have a negative impact on your oral health as well as your comfort, but don’t worry. This post has your back with professional tips and advice. Keep reading to learn all about allergies and your teeth.

If you’re an avid movie-goer, maybe you’ve watched scenes where a character’s arm or leg gets so infected that the best solution is simply to “chop it all off.” While this can be a real-life scenario in extreme situations, the principle doesn’t always work very well on teeth. If you have gum disease, for example, extracting your pearly white may not be the best option.

To learn more about how gum disease can be treated, keep reading!

When you’re in a dental emergency, it can be hard to think clearly, but acting quickly can make a huge difference in saving your smile. Whether you have a sudden or severe toothache, a loose or dislodged tooth or restoration, or bleeding cuts, you’ll need to get the right help as soon as possible to preserve your grin.

You probably know that when a medical problem happens, you should head to the nearest ER for immediate attention. It’d be easy to assume that the same holds true for oral issues, but that isn’t necessarily the case. Continue reading to learn 3 emergencies that should be addressed by your dentist instead!

Dentists are well aware that oral healthcare can make patients nervous, and perhaps on treatment more so than root canals. For some reason, this procedure in particular has a reputation for being incredibly invasive, long, and more than anything, uncomfortable.

However, the fact is that root canals’ reputation doesn’t match the reality of the treatment. Here’s what you should know about the prospect of discomfort when it comes to root canals.

Many people would love to enjoy having a straighter smile, but they may be hesitant about committing to a conspicuous orthodontic treatment that involves significant dietary restrictions such as traditional braces. Thankfully, Invisalign allows patients to realign their teeth with removable clear aligners that let them eat whatever they want while being virtually invisible. However, Invisalign still requires no small amount of effort on the patient’s part. Here’s a brief list of do’s and don’ts to keep in mind when wearing Invisalign.

What part of the holiday season fills you with the most happiness? For many, it’s the delightful array of seasonal treats. As the festivities draw near, the collective enthusiasm for savoring sweet and carb-laden beverages intensifies. Nevertheless, it’s crucial to acknowledge the potential consequences of these drinks on dental health. Keep reading as we highlight five holiday beverages that, although delicious, should be consumed in moderation to safeguard your teeth during the festive season.

The end of the year is fast approaching, which means that you have only a few more months before your dental insurance benefits reset. That being the case, you may be on the hunt for treatments that could make a difference in your smile, and that may make good use of your benefits.

Dental implants are often recommended for people who are missing teeth, and the benefits that they offer in terms of strength and stability speak for themselves. Could they be a way to make use of your dental insurance before the end of the year? Here’s what you should know.

You may, at times, look at your smile in the mirror and feel some degree of distaste for how it looks. You’re not alone in this as a survey conducted by OnePoll of over 20,000 people revealed that three in five Americans don’t like the way their smile looks. For you, cosmetic dentistry could change that.

If you want to discover what cosmetic dentistry can do for the appearance of your smile, continue reading. You could take your grin from drab to fab in virtually no time.