Oral Care & Teeth Whitening News
Teeth whitening is a safe and effective cosmetic procedure for seniors over 60, provided that gum tissue is healthy and...
By Nathan Smith Jan 30, 2026
While both methods improve oral hygiene, clinical research indicates that water flossers are statistically superior for gum health, reducing gingival...
By Nathan Smith Jan 28, 2026
Want to whiten teeth naturally while strengthening your smile? Hydroxyapatite tooth powder is a fluoride-free game changer that mimics your...
By Linda Snow Jan 22, 2026
The hidden costs of yellow teeth represent a lifetime financial and psychological burden estimated between $110,000 and $530,000 in 2026....
By Linda Snow Jan 21, 2026
The best teeth whitening toothpaste for sensitive teeth balances effective stain removal with enamel-repairing ingredients like nano-hydroxyapatite (n-HA) and potassium nitrate....
By Linda Snow Jan 20, 2026
The best toothbrush for daily usage in 2025 is a soft-bristled electric toothbrush featuring a built-in pressure sensor and a...
By Nathan Smith Jan 16, 2026
Permanent teeth often appear more yellow than primary teeth because adult dentin has a naturally darker hue than baby tooth...
By Nathan Smith Jan 15, 2026
If you’ve seen claims about hydroxyapatite reversing tooth decay, it’s easy to think the answer is yes. But here’s the...
By Nathan Smith Jan 09, 2026
LED whitening and charcoal powders serve fundamentally different purposes: LED systems use hydrogen peroxide to chemically bleach deep intrinsic...
By Nathan Smith Jan 08, 2026
Oral Hygiene
How Long After a Tooth Extraction Can You Eat Solid Food?
Having a tooth extraction on your treatment plan can make you extremely nervous! “Doc, can you just knock me...
By Dr. Gibbz Dec 21, 2022
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Oral Hygiene
How to Get Rid of Gingivitis | Effective Home RemediesBy Fernanda Elizalde Nov 08, 2022
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Teeth Whitening
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Teeth Whitening
How Long After Teeth Whitening Can I Eat Normally? (Complete Post-Treatment Guide)By Fernanda Elizalde Jul 24, 2025
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Teeth Whitening
How Long Does Teeth Sensitivity Last After Whitening?By Fernanda Elizalde Oct 31, 2022
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Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic Dentistry
What is a Maryland Bridge?Your smile says a lot about you and your oral health! For example, if you were hiring someone for a...
By Dr. Gibbz Oct 28, 2022
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Cosmetic Dentistry
27 Foods to Eat After Wisdom Teeth Removal Extraction SurgeryAfter wisdom teeth removal surgery, you'll need to eat nutritious soft foods during the recovery process. Wisdom tooth removal is...
By Fernanda Elizalde May 14, 2025
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Cosmetic Dentistry
Bridge vs. Implant: What's The Difference?Growing up, many of us were taught that we only need to go to the dentist when we experience dental...
By Dr. Gibbz Oct 25, 2022
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Family Dentistry
Toothache During Pregnancy: Causes and Treatment
Women are exposed to many new sensations throughout their pregnancy, some of which can be unpleasant and even painful. Aside...
By Fernanda Elizalde Nov 09, 2022
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Family Dentistry
5 Teeth Straightening Options Compared and ExplainedBy Fernanda Elizalde Nov 03, 2022
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Family Dentistry
What's The Difference Between Stannous Fluoride and Sodium Fluoride?By Fernanda Elizalde Nov 01, 2022
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Family Dentistry
Cavity Filling 101: What to Expect, Procedure, and CostsBy Fernanda Elizalde Oct 29, 2022
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