Dry Mouth Syndrome? More of my patients are experiencing signs and symptoms of xerostomia (dry mouth syndrome), it's not enjoyable - here's why it happens and what you can do about it.
I love when parents ask me questions, it's what I'm here for. My top 5 are .. When should I start brushing my baby’s teeth? When do I bring my child in for their first visit? ...
Do you have Dental Anxiety? Here are the best strategies to deal with it, and remember, your dentist is aware and trained to help. Communication is key.
Oh white teeth…how do I get thee? Let me count the ways… There are so many ways to make your teeth whiter nowadays, that between the dentist’s office, your pharmacy and the home remedies you see on youtube, its no wonder there is so much confusion as to which is the best method. But [...]
Here Are My 23 Top Tips for a Healthier Smile Overall Care for Your Mouth • BRUSH - Using a fluoride toothpaste, brush your teeth before bed, and at least once during the day. • FLOSS - Using floss (or an inter-dental bush) thoroughly clean between your teeth at least once per day. [...]
When was the last time you changed your toothbrush? Dentists recommend replacement of your toothbrush every 3 months. But there are also other factors to consider ...
That's Right, Saliva Is A Natural Toothpaste Did you know that our body has its own defence mechanism to help stop cavities from forming? It’s true! Our saliva is our body’s way of ensuring the acids from the foods we eat don’t win the “acidity war” in our mouths and cause a hole in [...]
Are you putting cavity causing snacks into your children’s lunches? Look at the label of the snacks you are putting into your kids’ lunchboxes. Made with real fruit but it’s not a fruit? Healthy granola bar covered in chocolate? These seemingly healthy snacks are better known to dentists by their real name “cavity in [...]
Flossing fights cavities and helps reduce risk of gum or periodontal disease. Here Dr Lisa Fruitman discusses the benefits of using dental floss.
Toothpaste and their ingredients - seems daunting to navigate the toothpaste aisle these days with so many types to choose. How do you know which to choose?
