We all know our teeth are important for eating, talking, and smiling, but most often we overlook how interesting they are. Check out these toothy fun facts. #TeethFacts#FunFacts
Does your tooth have a white spot? This could be an incipient cavity. It's never good when you're told you have a cavity, but if it's an incipient cavity, your day just got brighter. We can recommend home treatments that may make your little cavity just go away. #Dentist#Cavity
A high number of children are consuming sports drinks even when they are not doing sports. This can negatively impact their dental health. Read more here: https://t.co/8YFmBsyqbD #Dentistry#Cavities
Did you know right-handed people chew their food on the right side, while left-handed people tend to chew their food on the left side?
*You just checked, didn't you?* #DentistFacts
Many people require regular X-Rays to keep track of their oral health. How often should X-rays be done? Find out more, here. https://t.co/VskO6cOr4I #Dentistry#Xrays
Did you know your toothbrush is actually a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi that can cause gum disease? A good rule of thumb is to change your toothbrush every three to four months or when you notice that the bristles are spreading. #GumHealth
Cavities in teeth can grow quickly if left unchecked. Learn the best prevention processes and know the treatment options in case you do get a cavity. https://t.co/uKMi9g5C3k #Dentistry#Cavities
Why is sugar so damaging for your teeth? Tooth decay occurs when bacteria in the mouth use sugars from food or sugary drinks to produce acids, which dissolve enamel and damage teeth. To learn more, visit: https://t.co/uFNFcR7RRO #dentist#teeth
A general rule for how bad candy is for your teeth is how long it lasts in your mouth. Candies like caramels, taffy, and jawbreakers should be avoided at all costs! #candy#teeth#health#oralhealth#dentist#tips
Did you know that dental X-Rays are divided into two main categories, intraoral and extraoral? Find out more about intraoral and extraoral radiographs, here. https://t.co/iU5D9G7JXd #Dentists#Xrays