Are Veneers Right for Me?

Author: Cardinal Dental
Topics: Dental Tips, Dental Veneer

Dental veneers are an amazing way to revitalize the look of a person’s smile. However, there are some misconceptions out there about what dental veneers are, how they work, and what sorts of concerns they can address.

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Dragon Breath? 6 Tips to Get Rid of Bad Breath

Author: Cardinal Dental
Topics: Bad Breath, Dental Ti

Everyone’s suffered from a case or two of bad breath. If you’re human (or any other species with a mouth) it’s unavoidable. However, with the right oral care, you can take steps to keep your breath as fresh as possible and prevent it from smelling excessively foul.

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How to Improve Your Dental Health

Author: Cardinal Dental
Topics: Dental Health, Dental Ti

Poor dental health not only causes local problems such as tooth pain and bleeding gums, but it can also have a negative effect on the health of your whole body. In fact, gum disease, which can arise as a result of poor oral hygiene, has been correlated with several systemic health problems including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, dementia, reproductive health problems, and more.

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How to Keep Your Teeth Healthy During the Holidays

Author: Cardinal Dental
Topics: Dental Health, Dental Ti

Who doesn’t love all the sweet treats, snacks, and festive drinks that accompany the holiday season? While all of these treats taste great and are a big part of the festivities, they can wreak havoc on your teeth, if you’re not careful.

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What Is a Porcelain Crown and Why Might You Need One?

Author: Cardinal Dental
Topics: Dental Health, Dental Ti

A porcelain crown is a tooth-shaped cap made of 100% porcelain. Porcelain crowns are designed to fit over, completely cover, and restore the portion of a natural tooth that is above the gum line.

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When Should You Change Your Toothbrush?

Author: Cardinal Dental
Topics: Dental Ti

You likely replace your toothbrush when you visit the dentist and go home with a new one for free, but did you know that you probably should be replacing your toothbrush more frequently than your dental visits?

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