You roll out of bed, head to the kitchen, and start thinking about breakfast. But before you pour that first cup of coffee, there’s one step dentists recommend: brushing your teeth right away. It might not be the order you’re used to, but brushing first...
Spring is all about fresh starts—so why not give your oral health routine a refresh, too? Over time, small habits and worn-out tools can compromise your dental hygiene without you even realizing it. ...
Going to the dentist should be as comfortable and stress-free as possible—that’s why Imperial Dental Center has invested in the latest technology to improve every aspect of your experience. From quick, low-radiation X-rays to gentler, more effective treatments, our advanced tools help us diagnose issues...
We all know stress can leave us feeling exhausted or overwhelmed, but did you know it can also take a toll on your smile? Stress doesn’t just affect your mood or energy levels—it can show up in your oral health in surprising ways, too. The...
The holidays are here, and with them come family gatherings, festive parties, and plenty of opportunities to smile for the camera. But is your smile ready to shine? Between sugary treats and yummy holiday beverages, the season can take a toll on your teeth. Luckily,...
As the weather cools and leaves start to change, pumpkin spice seems to pop up everywhere—from lattes and muffins to cookies and candies. But while these seasonal treats are delicious, they can have some hidden effects on your dental health. ...
Halloween is just around the corner, and for many families, that means costumes, scary movies, and especially candy! But before you dive into that treat bucket, you should consider how these sweets impact your dental health. Some candies are harder on your teeth than others,...
Genetics have an impact on nearly every part of your body, including your teeth. From the strength of your enamel to the shape of your jaw, your genes can leave you more susceptible to certain dental problems. This doesn’t mean you’re destined for bad teeth,...
We all know that lifting weights in the gym, running trails, or practicing yoga is great for our bodies and minds. But your fitness routine also affects your teeth and gums. That’s right – your oral health and fitness are more connected than you probably...
Imperial Dental Center recently added a soft tissue laser to our practice. There is concern about the process and discomfort. However, dental technology has come a long way, and at Imperial Dental Center, our priority is to provide patients with the best possible dental care...
