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How to Reverse A Cavity Wouldn’t it be great if you could avoid the dental chair? Statistically speaking, cavities are one of the most common chronic health problems experienced in the United States. As a consequence, the most frequent dental office...

Homemade Toothpaste Without Baking Soda

by Peter Mayhew | Jun 1, 2018

There is a saying I remember my dad repeating to me when I was younger – the person with a smelly breath, is always the last one to find out about it. That’s how he got me to brush my teeth twice daily. Well, obviously, saying that girls don’t like boys...

What is a Dry Socket and How To Treat It

by Peter Mayhew | May 29, 2018

Have you ever experienced a dry socket? If your answer is no, count yourself lucky. It involves quite a bit of agony. Below is some valuable information so you know how to prevent and heal a dry socket. What Is A Dry Socket? A dry socket can occur after a...

Two Rows of Teeth – All You Need To Know

by Peter Mayhew | May 27, 2018

By what name do you know this condition? Perhaps shark teeth sound familiar and also a bit apt and descriptive. In orthodontics, this occurrence is referred to as ectopic eruption and it means that the patient has two rows of teeth instead of one. What is...

What Are Some Root Canal Problems That You Can Experience Years Later

by Peter Mayhew | May 22, 2018

Whenever you think root canal treatment, disconcerting thoughts jump to mind, right? Of course, once the procedure is over, it is time to relax and celebrate your courage with a high caloric meal. Ice cream is most likely everyone’s first choice....

How Long Do Root Canal Procedures Usually Take?

by Peter Mayhew | May 17, 2018

It’s a dreaded, but necessary procedure. Luckily I can assure you that thanks to modern medicine a root canal isn’t half as painful as it used to be years ago. Read below so you can discuss options with your dentist and make informed decisions about the...

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About Us

We try to make dentistry fun. Not while you are on the dental chair, holding onto dear life, but when you are on your chair at home, or at work.

Most people try to avoid dentists and hygienists as much as possible. Even though dental health is important, it does not have to be painful and costly.

Hopefully this blog can help you learn about dental hygiene, help you find reasonably priced methods and products to maintain your dental health, and help you learn a thing or two.