Alcohol isn’t generally considered healthy, and parts of its mixed reputation come from its long-term and short-term effects. But how does alcohol affect your oral health? People with alcohol abuse disorder have higher plaque and are three times more likely to experience tooth loss. Aside from this, alcohol is not a good choice for moderate… Read More
While crowns generally should not fall off, there are times when they might become dislodged, and the only remedy is as simple as recementing it back onto the tooth. Some patients, however, tend to panic when this happens. As concerning as this may be, we assure you that this is fairly normal, and that it… Read More
99.7% of Americans believe that a smile is an important asset in a person for both their personal and professional lives. When asked for the reasons for why a smile would be considered unattractive, the most common reply was discolored, yellow, or stained teeth.Enamel is the toughest but most exposed part of the teeth, and… Read More
Oral health isn’t just about taking care of your gums and teeth – it also includes taking care of your body. This is because oral and physical health are linked – there are many medical conditions that directly and indirectly affect your oral health. We have outlined some of the most popular ones below. Diabetes… Read More