The connection between heart disease and your mouth
Is oral health connected to heart health? It’s hard to visualize the link between your heart and mouth when you look at the latter or brush your teeth. But many studies have already explored this relationship. In this post, we talk about some of them and why experts think that paying attention to your oral […]
Eat Your Way to a Healthy Smile: Best Foods for Your Teeth
You take great care of your teeth by brushing, flossing, and seeing your dentist as scheduled. But are you doing everything you can? Just like carrots are good for our eyes and water for our skin, specific foods deliver healthy benefits to our mouths. If you’re already being diligent with your oral hygiene routine, then […]
Get Rid of the Pain: How to Ease Sensitive Teeth
Anyone can experience tooth sensitivity, and there’s no telltale signs when it’s coming. However, it’s most prevalent among those aged 20 to 40.The condition occurs when the tooth’s protective layer, the enamel, wears away. This exposes the dentin beneath the enamel, leading to sensitivity when eating or drinking things that are hot, cold, sweet, or […]
How to Choose the Right Toothpaste Type for Your Family
Brushing with the right toothpaste is key to maintaining a bright, healthy smile. One type of toothpaste may be more effective for you than another. This guide will help you select the best one to meet your specific needs. The first toothpaste was invented by Ancient Egyptians in 5000 BC, even before toothbrushes were invented. […]
When is the Right Time to Start Dental Care for Kids?
If you ask any of the dentists here in our Edmonton office, they’ll say there’s no better time than now. Your precious little ones count on you so they can enjoy a healthy smile for life. Central Dental Family Dentistry can help you with their smiles but as parents, you play the most important role throughout the […]
Protecting Teeth From Decay With Fluoride Treatments
Our tooth enamel is composed of many minerals and fluoride is one of them. These minerals are lost and are deposited back to the teeth through the demineralization and remineralization process. However, when the acid from the food we eat gets too much for the enamel to deal with, tooth decay occurs. Fluoride is crucial […]