Author name: Dr. Jeffrey Kravitz

Sweet or Spooky? Your Halloween Candy Dental Guide Halloween is a time for costumes, spooky decorations, and of course, candy! While indulging in your favorite sweets is part of the fun, not all candy is created equal when it comes to your teeth. Sugary treats feed bacteria in your mouth, which can lead to cavities

When “Mild Mint” Feels Like Fire: The Supertaster’s Daily Struggle Picture this: You’re standing in the bathroom, toothbrush loaded with what the package promises is “mild mint” toothpaste. You take one brush stroke and immediately start gagging, your eyes water, and your mouth feels like it’s on fire. Meanwhile, your family members happily use the

Are You Replacing Your Toothbrush or Toothbrush Head as Often as You Should Be? Maintaining good oral hygiene is essential for a healthy smile, and your toothbrush plays a pivotal role in that process. Whether you use a regular toothbrush or an electric toothbrush, knowing when to replace your toothbrush or brush head is critical

How Do Oral Piercings Potentially Put Your Oral Health at Risk? Oral piercings, from tongue rings to lip studs, have become a popular form of self-expression. While they may seem like a unique way to personalize your look, it’s crucial to understand the potential downsides, particularly concerning your oral health.   At , home of

Do You Live with an Autoimmune Condition?  Living with an autoimmune condition can feel like navigating a complex maze. Your body’s immune system, meant to protect you, turns against itself, leading to a cascade of symptoms that can affect nearly every part of your body—including your mouth. Oral health is often overlooked in the context

Is Coffee Really Harming Your Teeth? Our Dentist Explains Coffee is more than just a morning ritual for millions—it’s a lifestyle, a comfort, and for some, a non-negotiable part of the day. But if you’re a coffee lover, you’ve probably heard the warnings: coffee can stain your teeth, weaken enamel, and even contribute to oral

What Your Eating Style Means for Your Mouth Your diet doesn’t just affect your waistline—it’s reshaping your oral health landscape in ways you might never have imagined. While millions embrace ketogenic eating, intermittent fasting, and plant-based lifestyles, few consider how these dietary choices impact their teeth and gums.  At , we’ve observed fascinating patterns in

How Your Mouth Could Be the Key to Better Sleep Quality When you think about getting better sleep, you probably consider your mattress or room temperature. But there’s one factor that rarely crosses anyone’s mind: your mouth. The relationship between oral health and sleep quality affects millions of people every night, yet most don’t realize