High-Tech Tools for the Future of Dentistry Advances in technology are a constant, and dental tech is no exception. From virtual reality to more environmentally friendly materials and practices, new technologies in dentistry are coming for 2022 and beyond. Teledentistry The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way many dental offices do business. The need for dental […]
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You may be surprised to learn how early you should start your child’s oral care. The American Dental Association recommends that you schedule your child’s first dental visit within 6 months of the first tooth coming in, or no later than their first birthday. Brushing baby teeth Strange as it may seem, even very early […]
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To say that oral health is important would be an understatement. As an adult, you won’t get second chances on your teeth. Learning how to take proper care of them will ensure that you can preserve your smile for a lifetime. Learn from the following oral care tips and keep your entire mouth protected in […]
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Having a morning breath is pretty common since our stomach performs digestion and produces less saliva that can help in naturally cleaning the mouth. Some people sleep with their mouth partly open, breathing in the mouth while sleeping can cause the mouth to dry and promote the growth of bacteria that can cause a foul […]
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Teeth irregularities have been a rampant dental issue that affects people globally. The problems do affect not only the physical aspect of a person but also cause psychological distress. It makes the person self-conscious when smiling and talking and even makes the daily activities (eating, speaking, chewing) quite challenging. Most people who suffer from teeth […]
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Gum disease is serious for a few reasons. It can… Result in tooth loss Adversely affect your overall health Quickly spread to other teeth Be difficult to control Right now, there is no miracle pill you can take at one time to just make gum disease go away. Neither will it heal on its own. […]
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You remember when your baby’s first teeth came in. It started as swollen gums and drool all over the place. Finally, one day, a white spot appeared in the gum line and it worked its way up until that first sharp white tooth bit you as you swept some small piece of fuzz out of […]
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Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) doesn’t just mean you’re annoying others with your snoring. It’s a serious medical condition that deprives your body of oxygen. If you don’t address it, OSA can lead to chronic fatigue and other problems that result from never getting a good night’s rest (such as depression or weight gain). What Is […]
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You may see your regular dentist if you happen to crack your tooth. But if the damage goes deeper beyond the surface, you might need endodontic treatment. “Endo-” means inside and “-dont” refers to tooth. So endodontic therapy, or the study of endodontics, refer to treating the inside of a tooth.
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Having your wisdom teeth pulled may not sound fun, but at the moment, it’s a reality you need to consider. Fortunately, you can make your recovery as efficient as possible by following a few key instructions. Take Your Time Literally, you’ll need to take off at least three days to recover.
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