Inconsistent oral hygiene practices are often the root cause of tooth decay and gum disease problems. If you fail to remember to brush your teeth twice each day or you sometimes forget to thoroughly floss, bacterial deposits can start to accumulate on your teeth.   In a relatively short amount of time, they can cause a buildup of oral plaque... read more »

Tooth decay occurs when bacteria causes plaque to materialize on your teeth and creates acid which breaks down your tooth enamel. Tooth decay can lead to serious dental problems, such as dental caries (holes in your teeth), gum disease or abscesses. Tooth decay happens in small ways every single day. That’s why it’s so important to fight it and prevent... read more »

Did you know that your tooth enamel is made of compacted crystals? Its inherent strength provides the perfect material to chew your food and protect against tooth decay. However, when you eat and drink acidic foods and beverages or fail to practice good oral hygiene, your tooth enamel can gradually deteriorate. As time goes on, this process can leave your... read more »