Do you know all about dental sealants? Well, it’s time to find out! The more you know, the better, especially because the knowledge can help you use the treatment to your advantage. Little did you know, dental sealants can help you and your smile in many ways! To test your dental sealant knowledge, and maybe even learn something new, our... read more »

Do you want to know what can help you keep gum disease away? We have a few tips that can help you with this goal. Know that anything that keeps plaque away can be beneficial for you. Plaque is what causes gum disease because it is made of bacteria. If given the chance, the bacteria will work their way into... read more »

It's always important to take the time to implement new and effective techniques for improving your oral hygiene. Many new restorations and repairs are available at your dentist for improving your smile, but nothing is better for your oral health than damage prevention. To prevent dental erosion, tooth decay and other forms of enamel loss, it is important to always... read more »

Do you know the source of your bad breath? If not, then our dentists, Drs. Johnston and Rosenman with Dental Arts Of Blue Bell in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, may be able to help you! There are many reasons bad breath can plague your smile. That is why we have provided this information on the common causes of bad breath. Oral... read more »

  To enhance your oral health care and keep your smile running smoothly, it's always a good idea to look for products and treatments that can lower your risk of dental damage. Due to oral health risks associated with harmful acids in your mouth, it is important to make sure saliva production is always at its peak. By chewing sugarless... read more »

Brushing your teeth every day is crucial to your oral health. And believe it or not, flossing is no less vital. This is because flossing reaches those areas between the teeth and around the gumline that brushing simply cannot. Without flossing those areas, gingivitis and cavities can take over your smile.   According to Clinical Microbiology Reviews, dental plaque is... read more »

Your teeth have been your partners in crime for many years, helping you eat, talk, and smile. You probably know a thing or two about teeth after all these years, but some of us still have some things to learn. In fact, there are many mysterious facts about your teeth that you might not know! The first fact is that... read more »