Proper oral hygiene will help preserve the appearance and function of your teeth. Good oral hygiene starts with a regular home schedule of brushing and flossing.

Regularly brushing and flossing your teeth at home is essential for your dental health. Getting regular teeth cleanings helps you protect your dental health, saves you money, keeps your smile bright, and protects your overall health.

For 63 years, Children's Dental Health Month has been recognized during the month of February. This is a time to bring awareness to children on how important dental care is.

This Valentine's Day, think outside the heart-shaped box of chocolates and show your significant other how much you care...without sending them to the dentist's office.

Dental crowns are tooth-shaped caps used to cover damaged or decayed teeth. It helps in the restoration of tooth structure, function, and aesthetics.

Most people think gum disease is strictly an adult problem. But teens and younger children are at risk as well.

To reduce the chance of developing cavities, dentist will often recommend dental sealants be placed on your, or your child's teeth. Here's what you need to know about them:

Let’s look at some of the reasons why your gums could be bleeding when you floss.

While regular visits to the dentist as well as consistent brushing and flossing keep teeth bright, these are the other steps that you can take to create a more brilliant smile with varying results.

There are treats that you can enjoy with your family that aren't full of sugar and that are dentist approved, making the holiday season just as fun as ever.