*This article has been adapted from an article posted by the ADA. You can view the full article here* Look in just about every bathroom in America and you will find a toothbrush. They come in all shapes and styles, with batteries or without, and with a variety of different bristles - but how much do you really know about your toothbrush? 1. The toothbrush is 5,000 years old. In various forms, that is. Ancient civilizations used a “chew stick,” a thin twig with a frayed end, t

All of the staff here at the office believe that lifelong learning is essential - which is why we always take the opportunities to research new restoration methods, technology, and even the most recent suggestions for brushing techniques. Though you may not find a scientific journal about plaque formation as engaging as Dr. Lally might, we want to encourage our patients to learn about their teeth in fun ways. We came across this infographic produced by Delta Dental and we thi

Most people are aware that they should go to the dentist regularly but it can often be hard to drag yourself to one if you feel that your hygiene is fine, you have a fear, or you don't see it as a priority. The below article, which is produced by the American Dental Association, answers 9 common questions about visiting the dentist and helps to outline why it is so important. http://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/dental-care-concerns/questions-about-going-to-the-dentist #dentist #de