Tooth Sensitivity Solutions

If you experience a zinging sensation within certain areas of your teeth, you may be dealing with sensitivity issues. Tooth sensitivity is an annoyance that can cause discomfort and some pain. There are several ways you can alleviate the symptoms of sensitive teeth on your own. Here is a summary about why sensitivity occurs, how you can relieve the symptoms, and ways to keep it from getting worse. What Causes Sensitivity? Sensitivity occurs when the outer layer on the teeth, the enamel, is worn away. [Read More]

Is Swimming Safe with Contacts?

For many people, the arrival of summer means lazy days spent in the swimming pool. If you wear contact lenses though, your time in the pool could potentially be lessened to protect your eyes. Before heading to the pool, here is what you need to know if you wear contacts and plan to swim this summer. Is Swimming Harmful When Wearing Contacts? One of the warnings you probably got from your eye doctor was never to use water on your contacts. [Read More]

Manage Your Prescriptions Better with These 3 Suggestions

If you are like a lot of people, as you get older you may find yourself taking more and more medications on a daily basis. It can be confusing to keep track of all the medications you have to take, and to be sure you're taking them as directed. Here are some tips you can use to manage your prescriptions and ensure you're taking them safely. Stick with One or Two Pharmacies [Read More]

Best Ways To Get Your Young Child Excited About Toothbrushing

Some children are reluctant to brush their teeth properly when they're very young. Those feelings of reluctance can result in bad toothbrushing habits when a child gets older. Cultivating your child's interest in oral hygiene from an early age is an important part of caring for your child's teeth. The following suggestions will help you motivate your child and encourage him or her to brush thoroughly and enthusiastically: Tell Tooth-brushing Stories  When your child is a preschooler, you'll spend equal amounts of time monitoring your child brushing his or her own teeth as you will brushing your child's teeth personally. [Read More]