Everyone agrees that brushing your teeth twice a day is the foundation of oral health. However, choosing which toothbrush to use is a little more complicated.

Did you know that tooth enamel is the hardest substance in your body? It’s even stronger and harder than your bones! But even though enamel is strong, acids, plaque, and bacteria in your mouth can damage it.

Your oral health affects more than just your teeth and gums. That’s why taking care of your teeth is crucial – especially as you age and your immune system weakens.Here are 5 tips on how to maintain a healthy mouth as you get older.1. Brush and Floss DailyYou already know the most important basics – brush and floss twice a day! But as you age, your teeth and gums undergo quite a bit of normal wear and tear. Plaque builds up more quickly and is more difficult to get rid of after...

Easter is on its way…which means the Easter Bunny will be hopping through soon, bringing us lots of candy and sweet treats. So, how do you keep your family’s teeth healthy during a holiday filled with chocolate bunnies and marshmallow chicks?

Tips to manage sensitive teeth: see a dentist, use a soft toothbrush & sensitive toothpaste, try saltwater rinses & coconut oil pulling, use a mouthguard for grinding, be cautious with whitening, consider dental varnish. Contact Atkins & Anderson Family Dentistry in Bryan/College Station for help.

This blog post provides information on dental emergencies, identifying potentially life-threatening situations and offering tips for handling common scenarios like knocked-out teeth, broken/chipped teeth, painful toothaches, and mouth injuries.

The holiday season is the perfect time for cosmetic dentistry, which provides procedures for a whiter and beautiful smile. Whether it's veneers, teeth whitening, Invisalign, porcelain crowns and bridges, tooth-colored fillings, or composite bonding, Atkins & Anderson Family and Cosmetic Dentistry can help patients restore and rebuild their smiles, providing a long-lasting and life-changing gift.

Learn how to maintain good dental health during the Thanksgiving season with these six tips from Atkins & Anderson Family & Cosmetic Dentistry. From staying hydrated and brushing regularly to avoiding snacking and protecting your teeth, these tips will help you enjoy the festivities while keeping your smile clean and healthy. Don’t forget to schedule a post-holiday dental cleaning for a fresh start to the new year.

Today we will discuss some of the top reasons why bad breath happens and how to fix it. Gum disease, cavities, and dry mouth are the main culprits, but don't worry - there are solutions! Regular cleanings, dental treatments, and using alcohol-free products and gum can help freshen your breath.

Daily brushing and flossing your teeth isn’t enough to guarantee oral health. What you eat and drink also matters. So, which drinks are damaging to your teeth? And what are some healthier choices?