These days, braces to correct problems with a smile come in different forms, and invisible braces are an attractive solution for a lot of patients. Teens who can be self-conscious about their appearance tend to be the most interested. Here is a look at some frequently asked parent questions about invisible braces and the answers […]
Nobody likes dealing with dental health issues such as gum disease and tooth decay, but the good news is that many dental issues are highly preventable. In the past, it was commonplace for most dental patients to wind up wearing dentures at some point past the age of 65, but more and more people are […]
About 175 million dental filling procedures are done annually by dentists. This one procedure is a simple and straightforward way to save a tooth that is in trouble, but also an easy way to restore the look of a healthy smile. 1. There’s no reason to be afraid. Dental fillings are one of the most […]
Of course, dental care is important for children, but if you have a child that is especially scared of the dentist, it can be really difficult to make sure they get it. Take a look at a few good ways to discourage dental anxiety for your child, so they can get the treatment they need […]
Flossing became something that dentists recommended several decades ago. Before that, the public was told that brushing and rinsing—along with regular dentist appointments—were sufficient to maintain oral health. So why do dentists recommend flossing now? And is flossing really necessary? What Is Flossing? Flossing is a method of cleaning in between teeth. The word floss […]
If you are a young adult and your dentist has recommended removing your wisdom teeth, you may be wondering what that means and if it is a necessary procedure. The third row of molars at the very back of your mouth are known as wisdom teeth. These teeth are fine to leave in if they […]
Even though teeth are made of the hardest substance in our bodies, they are still prone to cavities. To help you know what to be on the lookout for, here are four of the most common symptoms of a cavity. 1. Sudden or Continual Pain Your teeth have nerves in them that let you know […]
