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This holiday season, you have a busy schedule full of get-togethers. You have your work party, where you’d like to impress your boss, as well as several family dinners, where you want to show your concerned relatives that you’re doing well. To prepare for the festivities, you get your teeth professionally whitened so that your smile looks its best.

But if you want to hold onto your teeth’s brilliance, you’ll need to be more careful about what you eat and drink, especially soon after having the procedure done. What should you stay away from or at least limit for the next little while? Check out these common staining foods and beverages to avoid in order to keep your teeth whitening results.

It seems like yesterday that your child was just learning to walk, to pretend, and to read. In a flash, they’ve become a teenager—almost a grownup! You may wish your beloved teen could stay young and carefree forever, but even at this tender age, they can face some adult concerns and dilemmas already. For instance, your teen may start to notice flaws in their smile and feel self-conscious. But is cosmetic dentistry a good idea for teenagers? Keep reading to learn why you can consider making these improvements with a clear conscience and which cosmetic treatments are especially beneficial for teens.

As a careful, smart patient, you want to know the risks before you start any treatment, especially before you undergo surgery. When it comes to getting dental implants, there are relatively few! For decades, millions who have lost teeth have replaced them with dental implants with no complications or trouble. In fact, it’s successful in over 95 percent of cases!

But how is this procedure so safe? What makes dental implants something you shouldn’t be afraid to receive? Obviously, having a clean office is essential, but keep reading to learn what your dentist does to put your safety first.

At first, you may think you know exactly what your dentist does during your dental checkup. They obviously check for cavities, but it may surprise you to learn that there are several other things they accomplish while you’re in the chair. What else are they doing that you may not already know about? Keep reading to find out!

Most modern cars have gauges and alerts for their various systems. When a tire loses pressure or your engine needs to be checked, a light shows on your dashboard. When you’re running out of gas, your car lets you know. However, when it comes to your dentures, there may not be an obvious warning system, unfortunately, but if you’re paying close attention, you can recognize the signs that it’s time to meet with your dentist and replace your prosthetic teeth.

When you imagined taking your vacation, you probably didn’t envision dealing with a dental emergency. Away from home, you may not know where to turn for help or what to do. Here is some information that can help you get through the situation and help you enjoy the rest of your vacation.

In a book, the story is far more exciting and interesting when complications come up for the protagonist. In real life, however, sometimes having an uneventful experience is a good thing! For instance, when you visit the dentist for a checkup and cleaning, you probably want the appointment to go smoothly with as few frustrations and issues as possible. Unfortunately, under certain circumstances, the visit may not go as well as you might have hoped. Here are some tips to make your next dental checkup easier for both you and your dentist.

Are you planning on visiting the beach this summer? It is estimated that 129 million visits occur every year, and it’s obvious why. Warm sun, crashing waves, and fun times make this pastime attractive for millions of people in need of relaxation. In order to have an enjoyable experience, you need to be ready with sunscreen, sunglasses, etc. While preparing your smile may not necessarily be at the top of your list, it’s important to get ready before you head to the beach. Here are some ways to make sure your smile is ready to soak up the sun this summer!

Over the years, you’ve probably noticed a common feature in those who seem successful, smart, and happy: they’re confident! But confidence can be hard to come by if you’ve lost several or all your teeth—unless you get implants. How can dental implants boost your confidence? Check out just three ways this replacement method can help you feel substantially better about yourself.

As you get a brand-new dental crown put in your mouth, you probably aren’t already thinking about when it will need to be replaced. However, without the right care, your dental crown may not last nearly as long as it might with it. Typically, dental crowns can go 10 to 15 years, but neglect could necessitate early replacement. What care does your dental crown require to go the distance? What can help your crown last its full lifespan? Continue reading to find out.