Dental on Cue Blog
Why Mint Feels Cold & Other Flavor Mysteries
December 15, 2023
There's no doubt that when it comes to dental products, mint is the dominant flavor choice. Finding a toothpaste or mouthwash that isn't spearmint, peppermint, or some made-up version of mint
Why Are Dental Care & Medical Care Separate?
December 8, 2023
Going to one office for your annual physical and yet another for your dental checkup may seem inconvenient and illogical. It also may leave you wondering why
The Preventive Power of Sealants
December 1, 2023
Sealants are a great option for preventing cavities and tooth decay in young patients
The Healing Magic of Fluoride
November 24, 2023
Fluoride, the major active ingredient in toothpaste, is arguably the most important tool for preventing tooth decay and gum disease.
Your Favorite Drink May Be Damaging Your Fillings & Crowns
November 17, 2023
Your dental crowns and fillings may be at risk for damage from an unexpected culprit: your favorite beverage.
Foods With Hidden Sugar
November 10, 2023
The biggest threat when it comes to tooth decay and toothaches is a familiar one: sugar. However, food manufacturers have gotten better at concealing it.
Dental X-Rays & Radiation Exposure
November 3, 2023
Many patients have expressed concerns about the amount of radiation exposure caused by dental x-rays. We want to set the record straight about this very important diagnostic tool and what it means for your health.
Health Consequences of Crooked Teeth
October 27, 2023
Getting crooked teeth or a bad bite fixed isn't just about vanity. A less-than-perfect smile can put you at risk for both dental and overall health issues
Can You Name 5 Types of Dental Floss?
October 20, 2023
Which toothbrush or toothpaste is best for you depends on your unique dental condition, but did you know that the same is true of floss? There are 5 main types of floss
What Causes Gum Recession
October 13, 2023
You may have heard of receding gums, but still need to know how to prevent it and what causes it. Many people first notice gum recession when their teeth start looking longer than they used to.