Utah Family Dentist Blog
Be Good to Your Teeth: Eat More Fruits and Veggies
Observed on October 1, World Vegetarian Day aims to promote the many possibilities of a vegetarian life. More people are going vegetarian in order to improve their health. A vegetarian diet provides plenty of fiber,...
Restoring a Chipped Tooth
Chewing hard food or using your teeth to open something could chip a tooth. Having a chipped tooth can be painful and cause you to feel self-conscious about your smile. The tooth enamel is the hardest tissue in the...
30 Foods for Healthy Teeth and Gums [infographic]
Your oral hygiene routine is not enough to keep your teeth healthy, but your daily diet can make a difference. Don’t rely on toothpaste and mouthwashes because cavities and plaques are not at the surface. This...
Does Coffee Stain Teeth?
Drinking coffee is one of the most common ways of starting the day. In fact, many people will tell you that their day is not complete if they miss the morning ritual of getting their caffeine fix. Coffee has been...
Gingivitis vs. Periodontitis
People with gum problems are often unsure about whether they have gingivitis or periodontitis. The confusion stems from the fact that the two dental issues are very closely related. Gingivitis usually comes ahead of...
How Dental Fillings Strengthen Teeth
Tooth fillings are a dental restoration procedure designed to artificially restore the integrity, anatomy, and function of a tooth that has been damaged by cavities, decay, or trauma. Tooth filling may be classified as...


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