We all know that bad breath can develop if you don’t brush your teeth – but do you know what’s happening on a molecular level?

Baby teeth are only around for part of your child’s life, but they play a big role in how their smile will develop.

Remember, your oral health is tied to your overall health. Make it a priority to attend every scheduled dentist appointment and other regular medical checkups so you are more likely to catch any health issues early.

A key component of brushing is the toothpaste you use — it can have many more benefits than just leaving your breath feeling fresh and clean.

See why dental X-rays are a safe and important part of maintaining good oral health.

How do braces work? They fix problems with tooth and jaw alignment by exerting light constant pressure on the tooth roots for an extended period of time.

A healthy smile improves social interactions, communication and the ability to perform well in work and school.

Superfoods are packed with vitamins, minerals, and nutrition that will boost your overall and oral health.

In the latest #BeyondTheBrush, Dr. Linda Vidone shares tips for preventing oral diseases, maintaining healthy habits, and saving on costly procedures.

What’s better for your teeth? Red or white wine? Dr. Linda Vidone is here to answer that question and provide other interesting facts to keep your smile bright and healthy during the holiday season.