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The short answer to the question, “how should I clean my toothbrush?” is; “don’t.” Using additional cleaning methods to try to clean a toothbrush after you are sick or have dropped, it may actually do more harm than good to your teeth and gums. Keep it Clean To keep your toothbrush as clean as possible, […]

This week we are turning the blog over to Carin. She is currently in the middle of her Invisalign case and we have asked her to share her experience. Invisalign is an amazing experience that can be used to shift your teeth using clear plastic aligners. Invisalign can be used to treat a variety of different

Our Evanston dental office is going through some changes! Two of our amazing team are moving on to bigger things. We wish them lots of luck in their future endeavors. Good bye Tanya and Paulina. You will be missed! While we try to find someone to fill their shoes, our blog will be taking a short hiatus.

The beginning of the year is the best time to begin a new habit or to set out to accomplish a new goal. If you are having trouble coming up with a New Year’s resolution, we suggest that you resolve to smile more. Here are some quick and easy suggestions so you can make this

With all we know about bacteria, viruses, and how disease is spread; we sometimes forget that dentistry was ever done in any other way. In the past dentists didn’t even wear gloves! Nowadays, these dentists of the past are referred to as “wet-fingered” dentists. Thankfully, that is just one of the many things that have

We live in a very technological age, where cell phones and computers are common place. A dental office is no exception. As technology advances, so do the tools we are able to use to help you keep your mouth healthy and keep you smiling. Digital X-rays In the past, x-rays were taken using film. In

Have you ever thought about the changes you would have to make if you lost both of your thumbs? I am sure we all take our thumbs for granted every day, because they are just there. We never have to think about the changes we would need to make if they became nonexistent. For instance,

Preventative dentistry has been around since before written history. We, as a species, have been keeping our teeth clean for thousands of years. Over the years our toothbrushes have evolved from simple chew sticks to nylon bristled toothbrushes and then to electric toothbrushes. Advancements in preventative dentistry are not limited to home care. Where did the fluoride

Permanent teeth begin coming in around 6 or 7 years of age and, if properly cared for, may last the rest of your child’s life. That’s 70 to 80 years (maybe more!) of wear and tear for those teeth to make it through. A great way to start protecting your child’s permanent teeth is to

Prevention is the best way to ensure you keep your teeth for your whole life. Home care is a large part of prevention, but there are procedures that can help protect your smile and increase the life of your teeth. One such procedure is dental sealants. How Sealants Work Dental sealants are clear or white resin