Oral health plays a significant role in our overall well-being, and dental pain can be both uncomfortable and distressing. Finding effective dental pain relief is essential, but prevention is always better than cure. Today, we'll explore the importance of regular dental check-ups in maintaining optimal oral health and how they contribute to long-term dental pain relief.

Zinc is a trace mineral that is essential for many bodily functions, including oral health. While it is not often talked about in relation to oral care, zinc can play a critical role in maintaining healthy teeth and gums.

We all know that brushing our teeth is important. We learn as children and build the habit into our daily routines. You might have grown up hearing a parent or caregiver telling you to brush your teeth so they wouldn’t fall out from “all that sugar”, even though you probably didn’t want to at the time.

Brushing your teeth is great for keeping your smile pearly white and selfie-ready and your breath fresh for first dates, but did you know that brushing is just one part of a good holistic oral health care routine?

In recent years, you might have noticed a shift in focus to the quality of ingredients used in self-care and hygiene products, and we couldn’t be more excited about this revolution. Leaving behind ingredients like artificial flavors and preservatives in favor of natural, holistic options is one step closer towards living a healthier life.

While it might look like Cupid went crazy in the aisles of your local drugstore, February is about more than just Valentine’s Day — it’s Heart Health Month!

While we celebrate love in all its shapes and forms, February is a great time to take time to understand heart health and how your heart is impacted by other factors influencing your overall health.

Did you know that your oral health actually impacts your heart? Keep reading to learn more!

Dental check-ups are an important part of maintaining good oral health. It is recommended that adults see a dentist at least once a year for a cleaning and check-up. Children may need to see a dentist more frequently, as recommended by their dental provider.

Did you know that Gum disease (periodontitis) is associated with an increased risk of developing heart disease? This concept is being studied extensively. You may not be aware that poor dental health also increases the risk of a bacterial infection in the blood stream. This is important to know because it can affect your heart valves. In fact, if you already have artificial heart valves, oral health may be particularly important.