Good oral hygiene is essential for a healthy lifestyle, and natural toothpaste can help you achieve it. Natural toothpaste is made with natural ingredients that are gentle on your teeth and gums while providing effective cleaning power. Natural toothpaste is free of...
It May Not Be What You Think! How many times have you heard to avoid cavities or tooth decay, you need to be brushing and flossing more? While brushing and flossing are one of the best ways to avoid tooth decay, it isn’t the whole story. We see patients with...
Baby teeth are an important part of your child’s development and there are a few basic steps you can take to help your baby’s smile stay healthy. It is important to learn the stages of baby teeth development and the functions of these important teeth to know how to...
CandidPro Clear Aligners At Ecologic Dentistry, we are proud to offer the newest innovations in holistic dentistry. This means we are constantly learning new practices to bring you the most prestigious dental care. We are excited to introduce one of the newest...
Have you noticed your child is behaving differently? Perhaps they are breathing through their mouth often or their breathing is labored and loud. It’s hard to know what to do in these situations and sometimes signs and symptoms of sleep related breathing...
Disordered Breathing Helped with Vivos®: Paradoxical Breathing Your breathing is integral to your health. Because your breathing is so incredibly important to your overall health, how you are getting that oxygen is equally as important. Unfortunately, many people...
Elevated ACE2 receptors in those with poor oral health may point to a possible connection between oral health and COVID-19 severity. Learn more here!
HealthyStart® for kids is a great way to set you child up for good, lifelong oral health. Learn more about HealthyStart® for kids here.
While not directly related, there is a definite correlation and connection between mental health and oral hygiene. Learn more and get the info here!
According to several studies, short lingual frenulum (tongue ties) have been connected to both OSA and sleep disordered breathing. Learn more about the connection between tongue tie and OSA here.
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