by website@mysocialpractice.com | Nov 12, 2025 | blog, dental posts, Endo, General, Ortho, pediatric
NOVEMBER IS HERE, and with it comes TMJ Awareness Month — a time dedicated to educating patients about temporomandibular joint disorders and the important role oral health professionals play in diagnosis and treatment. Whether you’re experiencing jaw pain...
by website@mysocialpractice.com | Oct 8, 2025 | blog, dental posts, Endo, general dental, Ortho, pediatric
SCROLL THROUGH SOCIAL media for five minutes, and you’ll likely encounter someone confidently dispensing dental health tips. From oil pulling to activated charcoal toothpaste, the internet is awash with supposed miracle cures and quick fixes for everything from...
by website@mysocialpractice.com | Sep 10, 2025 | blog, dental posts, Endo, general dental, Ortho, pediatric
DENTAL CARE HAS evolved dramatically over the past few decades, yet many people still hold onto outdated beliefs that can actually harm their oral health. Understanding the difference between modern dental science and persistent myths is crucial for maintaining a...
by website@mysocialpractice.com | Aug 13, 2025 | blog, dental posts, Endo, general dental, Ortho, pediatric
WHEN SUGAR FIRST arrived in England, it was considered an exotic luxury. By the Elizabethan era in the late 1500s, the sugar trade was thriving, and the country’s wealthy elite had embraced this costly import as a symbol of status. Imported primarily from the...
by website@mysocialpractice.com | Jul 9, 2025 | blog, dental posts, Endo, general dental, Ortho, pediatric
SWIMMING IS A FANTASTIC way to stay active and healthy, especially during the warmer months. It promotes cardiovascular fitness, builds endurance, and provides low-impact exercise for people of all ages. But while you may be focused on protecting your skin from the...
by website@mysocialpractice.com | Jun 11, 2025 | blog, dental posts, Endo, general dental, Ortho, pediatric
HAVE YOU EVER wondered how people in the past dealt with something as common as bad breath? In Medieval England, even without the toothbrushes, toothpaste, and dentists we rely on today, people still cared about having fresh breath, but their understanding of dental...
