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Dental Care For Babies Without Teeth Yet Even babies without teeth need dental care, too. This is to ensure that bacteria and sugar that cause cavities don't stay too long in their gums.

What You Eat Affects Your Teeth - Acidic Fruits Acidic fruits can affect your tooth enamel. It's best if you can eat them with a meal as they are less likely to harm your teeth.

What You Eat Affects Your Teeth - Sticky Foods Sticky foods and starchy foods can get stuck to the surface of your teeth and increase the risk of cavities. It’s okay to eat in moderation with good oral health practices which entails brushing and flossing regularly.

Are you wondering how to care for your baby's teeth when they begin to come in?

2x2 Brushing Method You can get your child familiarized with 2x2 method by age 3 or 4. 2x2 means brushing twice a day for 2 minutes each time. When they start young, they will develop this habit as they grow.

Did you know that you’re actually never too old to have braces? Surprisingly, almost 20% of braces wearers are adults.

Salmon is high in Vitamin D. Without it, your mouth wouldn't get the calcium it needs for your teeth to develop.

There are millions of people over the age of 18 who are currently in orthodontic treatment. Are you one of them?

Celery is good for your teeth because the crunchiness and high water content can work like a toothbrush to clean away plaque.

Five steps you can take if your gums tend to bleed:

Water Is The Best Beverage For Your Teeth Water is the healthiest beverage for your teeth - it keeps your mouth clean and fights dry mouth. So, put that soda down and grab a glass of water!

Bad Habits For Your Teeth You can't have too much of a good thing! Brushing for 2 minutes, twice a day is one of the best habits you can have - just make sure you're not applying too much pressure or using too hard of a brush. Think "massage" instead of "scrub". The next time you visit us ask about recommended brushes!

Causes Of Periodontal Disease Bacteria in plaque is the main cause of periodontal disease, but there are other factors that can contribute.