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You brush your teeth two or three times a day. But while you’re cleaning up those pearly whites, have you ever wondered about the evolution of…

Our friendly dentist at Kahana Family Dental Center always emphasizes the importance of brushing our teeth at least twice a day to fight tooth decay and prevent…

If you have been brushing your teeth in the same manner your whole life, it could be time for a change. You might not need anything major—just…

What are the first things you notice about people when you meet them in-person? Studies have shown that it’s most likely their eyes and mouths. …

If you ask youngsters how they like to entertain themselves, chances are that no one will say, “By brushing my teeth. ” Sure, many kids…

Think of tooth decay as public enemy #1 when it comes to your oral health. Left untreated, it opens the door to a host of more serious complications.…

If you place your hands directly below your ears, on either side of your face, you’ll find the temporomandibular joints, or TMJ for short. …

Saliva keeps the mouth comfortably moist, protects enamel, aids chewing and swallowing, neutralizes destructive acids, kills germs, fights bad breath,…

Our teeth are built to withstand plenty of punishment. We chew our food at meal times dozens of times per day at minimum, and when we’re not…

Keeping your teeth and the rest of your mouth in excellent health takes diligence, devotion, know-how and the correct tools. Though you may believe…

Your full or partial dentures are an integral part of your everyday life. Sure, you need them to speak clearly, but using them to eat—the…

We’ve all been told to brush our teeth since we were very young. It’s such a simple routine that anyone can do it properly with little or…