If you wish to limit the effects of cavity prevention, it is important to understand the causes of dental erosion. This is because dental erosion, also known as enamel erosion, occurs to the point that a hole forms in the tooth, which gives rise to cavities. In essence, cavity prevention begins with dental erosion prevention. The more time you spend... read more »

  Did you know that the brain is wired to treat sugar and rich fatty foods as a reward? It literally makes us feel good. During the holiday season, we will be inundated with sugary treats, and this can wreak havoc on your smile. While bacteria in the mouth give off harmful acids whenever you eat, there are certain bacteria... read more »