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What is Dental Tartar?

What is Dental Tartar?

About Dental Tartar

You’ve probably heard about the dangers of dental tartar, but what exactly is it? Here’s what you need to know:

  • Tartar can damage your teeth and gums.

  • Only your dentist or dental hygienist can remove tartar.

  • You can control tartar buildup with the right dental practices.

Let’s take a closer look at this common problem.

When Should You Use a Saltwater Rinse?

When Should You Use a Saltwater Rinse?

All About Saltwater Rinsing

After a dental treatment, your dentist may recommend a salt water rinse to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Saltwater rinses have many other uses, however. Here are some ways to use saltwater rinses for better oral health.

Foods to Avoid with Dental Implants

Foods to Avoid with Dental Implants

What Should You Eat After Dental Implant Surgery?

Immediately after dental implant surgery, your gums may be sore. It can take up to a week to recover, but you can go back to normal activities after about three days. Follow your dentist’s aftercare instructions carefully.

What Is an Endodontist?

What Is an Endodontist?

FAQ About Endodontists

If you’ve ever had a root canal or other advanced dental care, you may have received care from an endodontist. Have you wondered what an endodontist does, and how they differ from dentists? Here are some questions and answers about this dental specialty.

Why Tooth Enamel Matters

Why Tooth Enamel Matters

Tooth Enamel Why It Matters

The enamel on your teeth protects them and makes them gleam. Acids, illnesses and bacteria can chip away at your enamel and damage your teeth. Here’s what you need to know about protecting and preserving your tooth enamel.