Smile Wide with Cavity Prevention

In order to keep your smile safe, you're going to want to make sure that you are cleaning out any debris in your mouth. If you allow debris to build up in your mouth, it can eventually turn into plaque buildup. Plaque buildup consists of bacteria and debris that can contribute to dental erosion and gum disease. If holes in... read more »

Flossing Helps Your Smile

If you want a healthy smile, then remember flossing could be the key. Flossing your teeth each day is important to keep your teeth healthy and beautiful. Here at Legacy Smiles Family Dental in Meridian, Idaho, we take your oral health seriously, which is why we want to remind you the importance of flossing. Did you know, flossing is a... read more »

Are You Looking out for Your Oral Health?

Maintaining your healthy smile is vital for your oral health, and is the foundation to a confident smile as well. Since you are in the tooth cleaning trenches every day, your diligence can make a big difference to your smile health. Today,  Dr. John McMurray and Dr. Brad Williams are happy to share some oral health tips with you in... read more »

Your Daily Habits Can Help Prevent Gum Disease

Gum disease is a powerful threat to your oral health. Heart disease and throat cancer are linked to gum disease. People with gum disease can also lose teeth. No matter how scary this is, gum disease is one of the most easily preventable diseases adults are currently facing in the United States. The best way to prevent gum disease is... read more »

Waxed or Unwaxed Floss? What is the Answer? Find out Here!

Are you sure you are using the right products for your smile? If you seem confused if you are, you are not alone. With so many choices about your oral health, no wonder people feel confused or lost in the sea of choices. That is why our team is here to help you find the answers. Here at Legacy Smiles... read more »

Your Dental Health: How it Affects Your Whole Body

Do you ever wonder how caring for your teeth could help your body stay healthy? If you don’t care for your teeth well, you could have gum disease, which can allow bad bacteria into your bloodstream, where it can spread to other parts of your body and cause more serious issues. Unfortunately, this bacteria can lead to a number of... read more »