Dental Hygiene
How Oral Health Habits Shape Your Overall Health
Daily oral health habits shape your overall health by influencing how much bacteria, inflammation, and stress your body has to manage. When brushing, flossing, diet,
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Braces
Are Braces Cool Now? Why Traditional Braces are Trending
Are braces cool now? In some ways, yes, but not because they suddenly became fashionable. Traditional metal braces are most likely trending because they’re more
Children Dentistry
8 Questions Parents are Hesitant to Ask About Their Child’s Dental Health
Dental care for children can feel overwhelming because baby teeth play an important role in chewing, speech, jaw growth, and guiding permanent teeth, yet they
Children Dentistry
Children’s Dental Health: A Strong Start for a Lifetime of Smiles
National Children’s Dental Health Month is a reminder that children’s oral health plays an important role in their overall growth and development. Because baby teeth
Dental Implants
Healing Timeline for Dental Implants: What to Expect
Dental implants replace missing teeth from the root up, using a titanium post that bonds with your jawbone to create a secure foundation for a
Dental Depot General
From Front Desk to Partner Owner: Dr. Daniel Keesh’s Journey with Dental Depot
A longtime member of the Dental Depot family, Dr. Daniel Keesh first joined the company in 2016 and began his journey in dentistry working as
Braces
Creating a More Confident Smile: A Comparison of Braces and Invisalign
Comparing Braces and Invisalign: What You Need to Know When comparing braces and Invisalign, there’s no clear-cut “better” choice. What matters most is finding the
Orthodontics
15 Questions to Ask Your Doctor Before Starting Orthodontic Treatment
The Top Questions to Ask Before Beginning Orthodontic Care Starting orthodontic treatment is an exciting step toward a healthier, more confident smile—but it also comes
Dental Hygiene
Is Chewing Ice Really That Bad for You?
Chewing ice is really bad for your teeth. Though it may feel refreshing in the moment, the hardness and cold temperature can weaken enamel, crack
Tooth Pain
Why Do My Teeth Hurt When I Drink Something Cold?
The Culprits of Tooth Pain Due to Cold Tooth pain when drinking something cold is usually caused by exposed dentin or roots, leaving the sensitive