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In 2022, a survey revealed that 1 in 4 adults in the US has cavities, with 26% untreated. This is due to unhealthy lifestyles, and the concerning part is that this number is rising.

Sweet or Spooky? Your Halloween Candy Dental Guide Halloween means candy, but not all treats affect your teeth equally. Citrus Smiles Dental Studio explains why some candies are worse than others and how to protect your smile. Enjoy your Halloween treats smartly, and schedule a post-Halloween dental cleaning to keep your smile cavity-free this spooky season!

If "mild mint" toothpaste makes you gag while others use extra-strong varieties without issue, you might be a supertaster—someone with significantly more taste buds than average. About 25% of the population experiences overwhelming sensations from menthol, turning routine brushing into an ordeal that can compromise oral health. Fortunately, effective alternatives exist. Contact Citrus Smiles Dental Studio to discuss comfortable oral care options tailored to your unique biology.

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 to ensuring effective cleaning and preventing oral health issues. Regular replacement, combined with proper care like thorough rinsing and air-drying, ensures your toothbrush remains an effective tool in fighting plaque, cavities, and gum disease.

Oral piercings, from tongue rings to lip studs, have become a popular form of self-expression, but they can pose serious risks to your dental health. If you have an oral piercing, prioritize excellent oral hygiene and schedule regular check-ups with Citrus Smiles Dental Studio. Learn more in our dental blog.

Living with an autoimmune condition means your immune system attacks healthy tissues, often impacting oral health in ways that can worsen your overall symptoms. Maintaining excellent oral hygiene and scheduling regular dental visits is crucial, as chronic oral infections can trigger autoimmune flares and increase risks for cardiovascular disease and diabetes.