Happy Thanksgiving From THE SCIENCE OF SMILES®
On this Thanksgiving week, we want to express our appreciation to you for placing your confidence and trust in us. Serving you is a pleasure! All of us at THE SCIENCE OF SMILES® wish you and your family a wonderful holiday...
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Thanksgiving Foods That’ll Stain Your Teeth
Thanksgiving is a time for all of us to give thanks for what we have, the people around us, and our health! As you and your family sit down to eat next Thursday and feast on an indulgent meal, all of us at THE SCIENCE OF SMILES® want to remind you that some of those...
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4 Holiday Gift Ideas For the Dental-Conscious
Nothing can replace the effective value of a toothbrush and floss. They are the #1 dentist recommended tools for good oral health. But thanks to modern technology, there are other tools and gadgets we can use to supplement tooth brushing and flossing. They make taking...
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Top 5 Dental Tips to Remember Heading into the Holidays
The holidays are upon us, and they can be incredibly hard on teeth. The season not only means seeing friends and family, it also means gathering around for heavy meals and irresistible treats that not only impact your waistline but also your teeth. Fortunately, there...
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Study: Sedation Dentistry Not Safe For Children
THE SCIENCE OF SMILES® does NOT practice sedation dentistry for many reasons. Among them are the hidden dangers of using drugs to relax or “knock out” a patient prior to a procedure. Evidence of this appears in a report out of the UK which cites that sedation...
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Why You Should Be Concerned About Receding Gums
Chances are you pay a lot of attention to your teeth and think very little of your gums. Unfortunately though, neglecting that part of your mouth can lead to big problems, like receding gums — and that can affect your overall health. This is why we make your gums a...
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Don’t Let Bad Teeth Keep You From Seeing a Dentist
It's common for people to develop dental fears and anxiety from traumatic experiences. But did you know... some of those fears also have something to do with potential judgement and shame? If you're embarrassed by what your teeth look like, don't throw in the towel...
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What You Should (and Shouldn’t) Drink to Stay Hydrated When You’re Sick
As a health professional, I'm always concerned about my patients' overall wellbeing. Sure, dental health is my priority. But, total body health and wellness is important too! So, we approach cold and flu season I thought I'd touch on the important topic of hydration....
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New Study Finds People With Multiple Cavities Have More Organic Components in Their Saliva
Does the makeup of your saliva determine how prone you are to cavities? According to Russian researchers, the answer is yes. They've discovered that an increase in the concentration of organic substances in saliva indicates cavity development. And thanks to this...
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What is a Root Canal and When is it Necessary?
Root canal therapy, or commonly referred to as a root canal, is treatment for the dental pulp of a tooth that is infected or dead. Dental pulp is a very important part of a tooth. It's soft in nature and it sits at the very center of a tooth that contains nerves,...
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