The Dilemma of Teeth-Grinding

Causes and Predisposing Factors When you unconsciously grind, gnash or clench your teeth, while awake or asleep, it is called bruxism. If you experience it during sleep, it is considered a sleep-related disorder and it’s possible you might have other sleep disorders, like sleep apnea. Some people may have mild bruxism that may not require […]

Bad Breath in Children: Hope in Lynnwood

What Causes Halitosis in Children? When you think your child has consistent bad breath, you may have to look into his mouth and you’d probably see the cause. Bad breath in children is most of the time brought about by improper oral hygiene. The child you taught to brush and floss might not be doing […]

Lynnwood Dentistry: Know what Causes Metallic Taste in the Mouth

Is Your Mouth Tasting like Pennies? If you are otherwise healthy, that metallic taste in your mouth usually goes away after you’re done with a cold, an infection has cleared, or you’ve stopped taking certain medications. The condition is typically benign and so, there’s nothing to worry about. But there may be conditions that result […]

Does Honey Rot Your Teeth?

Is honey healthier? Honey has a number of benefits as a sweetener, compared to conventional refined sugars. Knowing this, some people make the mistake of thinking that these benefits extend to your oral health. They’ll use honey as an alternative sweetener, hoping that it will add up to less tooth decay, sometimes even going so […]

Lemons vs. Your Teeth

Using Lemons to Whiten your Teeth There has been a lot of articles about using lemon to whiten your teeth. What you may not know is that acidic food always has the potential to weaken your enamel and allow your teeth to decay. Unfortunately, even foods that are otherwise very healthy for you, like citrus […]

Green Tea Protects Your Teeth

Matcha Green Tea Benefits There are many good reasons to drink green tea, one of which has to do with your dental health. According to researchers, such tea contains antimicrobial molecules that serve to protect your teeth from harm. Subjects between the ages of forty and sixty-four who drank one cup of green tea every […]