April 4, 2022 Wisener, Cooper & Fergus Dental Hygiene If you didn’t visit the dentist as a child, your first dental cleaning and exam can feel like a big deal. It’s totally normal to feel nervous before a new experience…
The first step to having a healthy and bright smile is good oral hygiene. Keeping your teeth clean by brushing regularly is important, but exactly how often should you brush your teeth? This is what dentists recommend. Brush 3 Times…
A lot of people want a brighter smile but don’t know where to start. A quick online search can make things seem even more confusing. The internet is full of ideas for whitening teeth. Which method is best? Here are…
The brisk air of winter can be refreshing, but it can also cause discomfort for some people. If your teeth ache when the temperature drops, you’re not alone. Let’s talk about how cold weather affects your teeth and what you…
A sore throat, stuffy nose, and that awful achy feeling; cold and flu season is here. Caring for your teeth when you’re sick can feel like a lot of extra effort so here are some tips to keep it simple…
Dental insurance can have a lot of benefits. Unfortunately, many people don’t know about all of the benefits their plan offers, and often miss out at the end of the year. That’s why it’s so important to fit in all…
We all know how important brushing is to keep our teeth healthy and our smiles bright, but does flossing really make a difference? Is it really necessary if you brush well? Continue reading to learn more about why flossing is…
It’s important to brush your teeth after meals or snacks, but when you’re on the go that can sometimes be difficult. Did you know that there are actually foods that keep your teeth clean? Here’s how to spot these dental-friendly…
Gum disease is a condition that happens when bacteria causes inflammation of the gums. If not treated, gum disease can become serious and lead to infection and damage to the jaw bone and tissue that surrounds your teeth. Prevention is…
Gum disease is so common and often happens so gradually, most people don’t know they have it. It can also have serious long term consequences if left to progress unchecked, so it’s important to know what signs to look for…