From cow and cashew to lactose-free and oat, there are several types of milk available. In fact, there are currently more than 15 on the market! Since this beverage has been associated with healthy teeth and gums for decades, many patients are curious which is actually best for their oral health. To learn the answer, keep reading.

There’s good news for the 178 million Americans who are struggling with tooth loss: the negative impact on your bite, smile, and oral health doesn’t have to be permanent. With solutions like dental bridges, your dentist can seamlessly fill the gaps in your smile. While modern dental restorations can last for well over two decades with proper care, unhealthy dental habits can result in dental bridge failure in the short and long term. To learn a few “don’ts” of caring for dental bridges, keep reading.