With unlimited candy options, kids are often tempted to indulge on Halloween. But, did you know some candies affect teeth worse than others?

While your children may be focused on homework and extracurricular activities, it’s important for parents to help them stay on top their oral health.

The lack of oral health knowledge, infrequent dental visits, and lack of access to proper care are negatively impacting the quality of life for many North Carolinians.

You may already be daydreaming about an upcoming vacation, but you’ll need to pack more than just your sunscreen and bathing suit if you’re planning to get away for a few days.

It’s likely you scrubbed your teeth and flossed to perfection the night before your dental visit, but the North Carolina Dental Society suggests you avoid the last-minute scrambling by adhering to five simple tips before your next appointment.

Whether you’re scheduling your child’s first visit or he is a bit anxious about visiting the tooth doctor, the North Carolina Dental Society recommends a series of tips to help you and your family have a successful visit and relationship with your dentist.

Everyone wants whiter teeth. A study from the American Association of Orthodontists reports that nearly 90% of patients have requested teeth whitening.

The NC Dental Society Foundation is helping a local organization save smiles in Central North Carolina.

The NC Dental Society Foundation is helping a local organization save smiles in Eastern North Carolina.