Pumpkin spice might evoke fall at first taste, but the sugar hiding in seasonal lattes, pies, and baked goods can be trouble for your teeth. When sugar lingers in the mouth, it fuels bacteria that create acids, wearing down enamel and opening the door to cavities. Here’s how too much of this seasonal flavor can…
Preventing cavities in kids during summer break is an easy way to ensure a smoother, stress-free transition back to school. With a few simple habits, you can protect your child’s smile all season long. Read on for practical tips to keep your little one out of the dental chair this summer, so you can have…
Have you ever munched on something sweet or sipped a cool beverage and immediately noticed tooth sensitivity or pain? You could have a cavity, defined by the American Dental Association as a missing tooth structure, rotting from decay or erosion from consuming acidic food and beverages, or abrasion due to brushing too hard. Cavities left…
