The Reverie
How to Choose the Best Kids Toothbrush: Small Smiles, Big Decisions
While you’re busy perfecting the art of getting your little one to keep their toothbrush in their mouth instead of turning it into a drumstick, let’s talk about something equally important: the toothbrush itself.
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Hydroxyapatite vs. Fluoride: Everything You Need to Know
Fluoride may have been the gold standard for oral care since the 1950s, but it’s safe to say we’ve learned a thing or two since then. Enter hydroxyapatite.
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How Mouth Breathing Impacts Oral Health (and What You Can Do About It)
Mouth breathing is more common than you think. But it can take a toll on your oral health, contributing to issues like dry mouth, bad breath, and more.
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Should You Worry About Carrageenan In Your Toothpaste?
Carrageenan has been known to cause intestinal inflammation and digestive problems, especially for folks with sensitive stomachs. So, why do so many toothpaste brands put this stuff in their products?
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5 Ways Your Oral Health Impacts Your Sleep
Getting a good night's sleep starts with a good oral care routine. Dr. Jacci shares 5 ways taking care of your teeth can help you catch some Zs.
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How to Brush Your Dog’s Teeth: Please Your Vet and Your Pet
Brushing your dog’s teeth isn’t complicated, but it requires a bit more nuance than brushing your own pearly whites. Here are some tips to keep your pup’s teeth in tip-top shape
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How Kids Can Maintain Their Dental Health Over Summer Break: 5 Tips from Dr. Jacci
Summer break can throw kids' oral care routines out of whack. Our resident oral surgeon, Dr. Jacci, shares her tips to maintain healthy summer smiles.
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5 Ways Hormonal Changes Can Impact Women’s Oral Health & How to Manage Them
Our resident oral surgeon, Dr. Jacci, explains how hormonal changes can influence conditions such as gum disease, dry mouth, bone health, and beyond.
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6 Links Between Your Oral Health and Mental Health (and How to Manage Them)
Growing up, most of us thought brushing and flossing were the only ways to take care of our teeth. But there’s another not-so-obvious factor that can make or break your dental health: your mental health.
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