Braces don't necessarily turn you into a metal mouth anymore. Orthodontists offer more options than ever to straighten your teeth, correct your jaw alignment and pretty up your happy smile! 1. METAL BRACES Metal wires and bands are the least Read more…
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Reduce the risk of tooth decay by keeping your teeth sealed against destructive forces. No matter how good your dental hygiene, your teeth are still vulnerable to tooth decay. Dentists have a simple solution: applying a sealant to keep food Read more…
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Calcium is the building block on which children grow strong bones, teeth and muscles, yet nearly 85 percent of girls and 60 percent of boys between the ages of 9 and 18 do not get the recommended daily amount of Read more…
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Braces move your teeth into their ideal positions and are usually recommended for crooked or crowded teeth, overbites, underbites or poor jaw position. Untreated, these problems can cause gum disease or tooth decay and lead to speech impediments, headaches, earaches, Read more…
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Eating too much sugar does more than affect your weight. It can also damage your teeth. Sugars are like acids. When mixed with the saliva in your mouth, sugar begins dissolving the protective coating on teeth. That acid attack can Read more…
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Watching 3D movies can lead to diagnosis Optometrists have a new tool to help track eye health: 3D movies! Yes, watching 3D movies can be good for you, says the American Optometric Association (AOA), which represents 36,000 doctors of optometry, Read more…
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