Dental implants are used to replace missing teeth and can completely restore a person’s smile and confidence. When you also consider that missing teeth can lead to structural shifts within the jaw bone, make it more difficult to chew, and lead to difficulties with speech, however, it’s clear that this procedure is much more than… Read More about the article
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Can You Tighten Up a Loose Tooth?
In several Middle Eastern and European cultures, dreams of having loose teeth are considered a sign of bad things to come. Fortunately, superstitions are just cultural traditions that people carry with them from generation to generation and nothing more. In the West, we generally think that dreaming of loose teeth means impending stress about some… Read More about the article
So You Cracked Your Tooth, Now What Do You Do?
Have you ever been eating or drinking something and experienced immense pain? Do you feel sensitivity when you consume hot or cold items? Chances are, you have a cracked tooth. Enamel, the outer layer of your teeth, experiences wear, and tear. Its high mineral content makes it the strongest tissue in the body. Over time,… Read More about the article
Receding Gums, Bleeding, and Other Red Flags of Gum Disease
Most people brush their teeth at least twice every day. However, almost all of them fail to pay the same attention to their gums. A recent report by the Centre for Disease Control (CDC) revealed that up to 47% of American adults over the age of 30 have gum disease. Some gum diseases may go… Read More about the article
Can A Tooth Infection Cause Other Major Health Problems?
A Brief Overview Of Dental Infections Thousands of people develop dental infections each year. In most cases, prompt treatment can result in complete recovery. However, a tooth infection can cause both oral health problems and other potentially serious medical issues when left untreated. Also known as dental abscesses, tooth infections occur when bacteria-laden pus pockets… Read More about the article
Providing Effective Dental Care for Disabled/Special Needs Clients
Oral health plays an integral role in overall health. Unfortunately, not everyone has full access to the care they need. At times, it is difficult for disabled and special needs individuals to receive adequate dental care for a variety of reasons. Some disabilities can make providing care more complicated for both the dentist and the… Read More about the article
Dentist Vs. Periodontist: What’s the Difference?
While most people are familiar with what a dentist does, they aren’t always aware of all the different dental specialties that exist. Just as medical doctors can specialize in treating different parts of the body, like the lungs, heart, or feet, dentists can also focus on an area of the mouth or specific types of… Read More about the article
Is it OK to Use Non-Fluoride Toothpaste?
If you’ve visited the dental care aisle at your local supermarket or drugstore lately, then you might have noticed that there are a lot more products on the shelves these days than ever before. You not only have an extensive number of options when it comes to toothbrushes, floss, and mouth rinse products, but the… Read More about the article
Is Vaping Bad for Your Teeth and Gums?
As more and more people become aware of the negative effects that smoking and using tobacco products can have on their health, including their dental health, many are looking for ways to cut back or quit. Some people try smoking cessation counseling, while others use nicotine patches or gum to help wean themselves off of… Read More about the article
What are the Pros and Cons of Removing Wisdom Teeth?
Wisdom teeth emerge between the ages of 17 to 21. They erupt at the very back of the mouth and complete our standard set of 32 teeth. In modern times, however, jaw sizes have shrunk, leaving no space for wisdom teeth. Moreover, advancements in agricultural technology and food habits have reduced the need to chew… Read More about the article
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