Brushing and Flossing

04/12/2005
The easiest and least costly route to good oral health is often the most overlooked. Brushing and flossing require just a few minutes of each day, yet few of us take the time to establish healthy oral hygiene habits. This article answers the questions of how often you should brush and floss, which teeth you should floss and what benefits you will gain by adopting a steady routine for you and your entire family.

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04/12/2005
Whiter teeth and a brighter smile are easier to obtain than many might think. While some dental insurance plans provide benefits for a portion of the cost to whiten teeth, you’ll find the increased self-confidence is worth the cost, even if your dental plan doesn’t cover it. The following article explains one dentist’s method of correcting tooth discoloration due to aging, consumption of staining substances such as coffee, tea, colas and tobacco, trauma, tetracycline (antibiotic) staining, excessive fluoride, nerve degeneration and old restorations.

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