Parents work hard to instill healthy habits in their children. After all, we want our kids to grow up to be as healthy as possible in every arena, including physical wellbeing and emotional health. An area that should not be overlooked is your child’s dental health. Promoting healthy habits early …Read More
You hear and read a lot of information these days about teeth whitening. But what’s accurate, and what’s not? Dental Savers wants to share some important information with you so you have a better idea of what’s involved with both at-home and professional in-office teeth whitening. Read on to l…Read More
Is there really a way to avoid cavities? Maybe not completely, but there certainly are steps everyone can take to minimize the risk of cavities and avoid tooth decay. Read on to learn more. Brush And Floss Regularly Dental hygiene is so important, and not just for maintaining fresh breath. By brushi…Read More
To protect your teeth against tooth decay and damage, get into the habit of consuming snacks that are healthy not only for your body overall, but for your teeth specifically, too. Here are snacks that family dentists everywhere recommend avoiding. Avoid Sweets That Are Sticky And Crunchy First of al…Read More
Regular dental checkups and cleanings help kids enjoy good oral health not only while they’re children, but also well into their adult years. We understand that, as a parent, you want your child to get quality dental care to protect their teeth, and you want to make these dental office visits as p…Read More
We often hear about the foods we’re supposed to avoid in order to protect our teeth and keep them healthy. These include sugary sweets (the sugar can create conditions that lead to tooth decay), soda pop (which harms tooth enamel), and any foods that are overly sticky and get stuck in crevices, in…Read More
Many people say that the first thing that they notice about someone is their smile. That makes taking care of your teeth incredibly important for how people view you, but it extends to your overall health as well. If you want to make a good impression that lasts the test of time, a healthy, bright s…Read More
While the American Dental Association recommends visiting your dentist every six months to maintain your oral health, it’s something that people procrastinate on regularly. Whether it’s due to a fear of the dentist or some other issue, it can be easy to let your oral health slide to the wayside.…Read More
