Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI Good oral hygiene habits should be on the priority list for everyone, including children and babies. Unfortunately, nearly 42% of children ages 2 to 11 develop cavities in their teeth, even though tooth decay is…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI Good oral hygiene habits should be on the priority list for everyone, including children and babies. Unfortunately, nearly 42% of children ages 2 to 11 develop cavities in their teeth, even though tooth decay is…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI The short answer, YES! Let’s put it this way; your overall health relies on the state of your oral health. By ignoring even seemingly insignificant details such as flossing, you are increasing your risk of…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI Did you know that more than 30 percent of the population has some sort of metal allergy? Considering that metal has been used to make fillings and other dental material for decades, this obviously can…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI For decades, antibiotics have been prescribed to some patients before certain dental treatments. Reasons for antibiotics use in dentistry may vary from treating an infected tooth to dental cleanings for those with a history of…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI Want to keep your smile bright? Then be conscious of your diet. Food and drink choices are a significant contributing factor to surface stains on teeth. When what you consume affects the exterior of your…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI Biting your nails is not just a bad habit. It is bad for your teeth. Chronic nail biting makes you more vulnerable to a wide variety of risks to your oral health. First and foremost,…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI For individuals who do not have dental insurance, visiting the dentist can be very stressful. Many without insurance delay going to the dentist for years, but waiting only allows oral health problems to become more…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI What if losing weight could mean healthier gums? A new study conducted by the Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine concluded that the human body fights gum disease better when fat cells disappear. Fat…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI Your child’s primary (baby) teeth, believe it or not, play a significant role in their growth and development. From helping your child speak, chew properly, and build confidence, baby teeth matter. Plus, baby teeth maintain…
Royal Oak and Birmingham, MI Nearly 12 percent of children in America suffer from a sleep breathing disorder, according to the American Academy of Otolaryngology (AAO). Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) occurs in about 4 percent of these children, which means…