Yes, visiting the dentist in pregnancy is completely safe. In fact, following a consistent oral health routine is even more important for pregnant women for many reasons. But there are certain things that you must be aware of. In this post, we will discuss when you should visit the dentist during pregnancy and what procedures … Read more

With every new year, we set goals to accomplish. Unfortunately, taking care of one’s oral health is usually missing from these resolutions. Let’s change this in 2020 and put in a little effort to take good care of your mouth health because if your mouth is not healthy, there are underlying diseases that can ruin … Read more

Are you afraid of losing your teeth? Once natural teeth are lost, the only way to bring back your original smile is to go through a dental implant or wear dentures. So naturally, protecting your teeth and gums should be on the top of your priority list. One of the adverse side effects of smoking … Read more

Visit any dentist in Seattle or Everette for regular dental exams and cleanings, and they will tell you to eat more yogurt. Many dentists consider it to be a superfood for your teeth. Not only it is tasty and popular amongst kids and adults alike, but it is also a healthy choice for calcium and … Read more

You’ve probably heard of probiotics before – the beneficial bacteria that are found everywhere from face masks to yogurt and more. You’ve probably taken probiotics in supplement form as well to help support the help of your stomach. But were you aware that there are two different types of probiotics? You’re already aware of the … Read more

If you avoid hot and cold food and beverages just because you can’t stand the pain from tooth sensitivity, then it’s about time you find a solution for this uncomfortable situation. Before we discuss the available treatments, it is important for you to know what causes sensitive teeth in the first place? According to Icon … Read more

Do you brush or floss first? There is a lot of debate behind the sequence of brushing and flossing. While some people argue that they like to floss first to loosen food and debris from between the teeth, which can then be brushed away after.  Others prefer to brush first to remove any excess plaque … Read more

If there is a small white or yellow oval-shaped ulcer or a painful red area in your mouth, then you are dealing with a canker sore. This condition usually occurs on the softer parts of the mouth such as your mouth, inside of your cheeks and on the inside of your lips. The medical name … Read more

You have probably heard time and time again from the dentist and your elders how regular oral hygiene is so important for your health. If you don’t look after your oral hygiene, it can lead to several health complications including Ludwig’s Angina. The condition itself is quite rare but it serious enough to raise an … Read more