You may have noticed that you have different types of teeth in your mouth, some that seem to be better for chewing and others for biting. But what are all these different types of teeth, and what exactly do they do? Find out what each set of teeth is for below! An article by Dr. Sowmya […]
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Flossing is an important step in any oral care routine. In fact, experts estimate that when you skip flossing, you’re missing a huge part of what keeps your mouth clean—about 40% of it [1]. The good news is that flossing doesn’t have to be a huge chore. There are many flossing aids available that can […]
Being sick is never fun. Between having a stuffy nose, sore throat, and coughing, having a cold is not on anyone’s wish list. However, each year adults in the United States suffer between two and three colds, making this sickness one of the most common [1]. A cold can affect your energy, appetite, and even […]
Your teeth say a lot about you, but how much do you really know about them? Sure, your teeth help you chew food, pronounce words, and make a great first impression, but what other secrets do your teeth have? These fun facts about your teeth may surprise you! An article by Dr. Sowmya Kanumilli. Originally published […]
Babies generally start teething around six months old—some will begin getting their first teeth in earlier, and some will start later. Your baby should have their first tooth by their first birthday, which is also around the time they should have their first dental visit. Teething can be challenging for parents and infants alike, so it […]
