Mouthwash has always been promoted as the finishing touch to a perfect oral care routine — swish, spit, and you’re left with nothing but a minty-fresh breath. But does using it every day really help, or can it sometimes do more harm than good? Let’s look at what...
Many people rinse immediately to clear away leftover toothpaste and foam, believing it leaves their mouth feeling fresher. However, some dental experts suggest this step could be more beneficial in protecting your teeth. Understanding your toothpaste can also make a...
Prevention is the most effective way to maintain your oral health. The aim of preventive dentistry is to avoid the onset of decay, gum diseases, and tooth loss. Maintaining a clean and healthy mouth will prevent the accumulation of bacteria and plaque, and reduce the...
A decayed tooth, also widely known as a cavity, is a hole that develops in your tooth. They are known to begin small and gradually get bigger if left untreated. Since many cavities don’t cause pain initially, it can be troublesome to detect this problem at an...
What is fluoride and how can these treatments benefit you? Fluoride is a naturally – occurring mineral that helps strengthen & harden tooth enamel and reverse early signs of tooth decay. Our teeth absorb fluoride in two ways: systemically and topically-: Systemic...
If you’ve had issues with your teeth that involve weakening, white spots, or numerous cavities, one of the key causes could be demineralized enamel. In this blog article, Dr. Roxanne Irani explains what demineralization is and how to remineralize your tooth’s enamel....
