If you have a missing tooth, a dental implant may be the best option to replace it. The implant functions and looks like a natural tooth. It is even held in place by your jawbone in the same manner as a natural tooth. The components of a dental implant include a crown, an abutment, and a screw, which is inserted into the bone of your jaw. Although an implant is the closest restorative application to having your natural tooth back, a dental implant is not right for everyone. Read More»
Even if you are aware of how important oral hygiene is, it’s possible that you are doing it incorrectly and unknowingly making mistakes. Brushing and flossing are simply not enough, and there are several factors that can make your oral hygiene routine ineffective.
Brushing Too Vigorously
If you need to get the stain out of something, it usually makes sense to use more force when scrubbing. This is not true when it comes to your teeth. Read More»
After your veneers were set, your dentist probably asked you, “do you have any final questions?” before sending you off. However, if you’re like most patients, you were so excited to start enjoying your new smile that no questions came to mind. After a few days of wearing veneers, however, those questions are likely to start popping up. Here’s a look at a few common ones–and their answers.
Will the sensitivity to cold and hot foods last forever? Read More»
Teenagers and adults have one thing in common–they are both concerned with their appearances. Teens do not want others to make fun of them, while adults do not want others to see that they are wearing anything out of the ordinary. Braces affect teens and adults by making them more self-conscious than usual. To ease that awkward feeling, dental products now include invisible braces. However, there are two kinds of invisible braces for you to choose from. Read More»
There are many times that a dental emergency can occur, and it is important to know what you can do in these types of situations. After all, you don’t want to make a bad situation worse during the time that it takes for you to receive professional treatment from your dentist. Here are three tips for handling certain dental emergencies:
Toothaches: If you have a toothache, you want to be sure that you do not place pain killers directly on the gums since it can burn them. Read More»
