UAD Dental & Aesthetics Blog

5 Common foods & drinks that stain your teeth

University Associates in Dentistry’s Tips to Avoid Teeth-Staining No one enjoys stains on their teeth. Stains on your teeth are caused by acidic food that changes your tooth enamel to allow staining to set, strong color pigments in foods, and tannins that allow stains to stick easily. Below we will

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How to Rebuild Your Gut Health After Taking Antibiotics

  Antibiotics are a great way to eliminate certain infections, but they do have a downside. After taking antibiotics, many people experience stomach aches. What’s even worse is that just taking one round of antibiotics can destroy your gut flora, or healthy bacteria, for one to two years. Luckily there

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When Did Flossing Become a Standard Practice?

When you see your dentist for preventive care, there is a good chance that he or she will spend part of your appointment talking to you about your flossing habits. Dentists recommend that people floss at least once per day in order to remove food and bacteria from the areas

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Common Reasons Your Dentist May Order a CT Scan

  Today’s imaging techniques are better and more thorough than ever, and modern CT scans are proof. When your dentist uses a CT scan, they will get an in-depth look at your teeth, jaw, and gums, so it will be easier to create the best treatment plan for you. Best

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Learning About Christopher Columbus via Dental Studies

  In 1494, more than 1,000 of Christopher Columbus’ crew members established a settlement on the coast of the present-day Dominican Republic. La Isabela was abandoned after just a few years, and much of the ruins were mistakenly bulldozed into the sea. However, skeletons of the crew members remained, and

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A Look Back at the History of Dental Implants

  If you have missing teeth, dental implants can be one of the best ways to restore your smile. Although the idea of getting a completely natural-looking, fully functional tooth implanted in your mouth may seem futuristic, the history of implants actually dates back to the 1952s, when a Swedish

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