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Our bodies are in a constant state of change, and nowhere is that more evident than in our bones. Reabsorption is normal for bones, but problems like facial collapse often stem from dental issues that can be prevented.

Instilling good health habits in children means starting at a young age. With oral hygiene, it’s no different. But, is it necessary to brush your baby’s teeth? If so, when should you start? Find out here.

Maintaining oral health is important, but the brushing and flossing you do at home isn’t always enough to prevent problems. That’s where annual dental visits come in. Read on to learn five key benefits of twice yearly oral health check-ups.

Most dental experts agree that fluoride is an important preventive tool for better oral health — but some people are wary of this all-natural cavity fighter. Here, we separate fact from fiction.

A root canal already has a bad reputation because people often associate it with pain, but it’s actually a tooth-saving treatment that’s more like having a deep cavity filled. Here’s what can happen if you delay a recommended root canal.

Protecting your child’s teeth as they develop is vital to their long-term oral health. Dental sealants are a simple and highly effective way to protect against cavities and keep your child’s mouth healthy as they grow up.