Did you know that your enamel is the strongest substance in your mouth? But even though your enamel is strong, it can weaken over time. And once your enamel is gone, it’s gone forever--but your enamel can strengthen itself through a process known as remineralization. Fortunately, while remineralization is a natural process, there are a few things you can consider... read more »
Your tooth enamel is made up of densely packed mineral crystal structures. The bacteria living in your mouth and the acidic foods and beverages you consume can slowly erode these minerals creating microscopic textures and pores in your tooth enamel. In time, this makes your teeth more prone to developing cavities and tooth sensitivity problems. This can all be countered... read more »
How often should I get a dental cleaning? Dentists generally recommend attending your dental checkups at least every six months. If you suffer from gum disease, your dentist may recommend attending more frequent checkups, like every three months. However, if you feel as though you need your teeth cleaned on a more regular basis, you are more than welcome to... read more »
