Despite our best efforts, accidents to our mouths and teeth can happen. You may hurt your teeth because of a bad habit, an accident, or while participating in sports. If you have a tooth that has been knocked out or ripped away from its socket, you need to seek immediate first aid and dental care. … Continue reading 8 Most Common Types of Dental Trauma
Even when you were a child, you were taught about the importance of good dental hygiene. You brush your teeth twice daily and floss to remove tiny food debris stuck in between our teeth, but sometimes, things can still go wrong. You may find yourself struggling with some dental health issues. Sometimes, problems, like tooth… Continue reading Dental Problems You Should Never Ignore
Practicing good oral hygiene means more than just keeping teeth clean and your breath fresh. Digestion starts in the mouth, making it a hotbed of bacteria. Brushing, flossing, and using mouthwash help control that bacteria and fight acid buildup. Taking time to strive for a healthy mouth is important. Did you know, though, that this… Continue reading What Signals Your Mouth Sends About Overall Health
In a dental emergency, you need to act quickly. A few hours can mean the difference between saving a tooth and losing it. At this time of year, with so many holiday parties – and so many opportunities to crunch candies, nuts, and ice from your cocktail (or to show off your decades-old breakdancing moves),… Continue reading Broken Tooth “After Hours?” Here’s What to Do
The thought of a root canal treatment may make some people feel queasy or nervous. Some may even forego the procedure because of fear of the pain that it supposedly produces. These beliefs are often outdated and unfounded. Here are 3 common myths that give root canal treatments a “bad rap”: Myth #1: It is… Continue reading Root Canal Myths
There are many things a person can do prevent issues with their gums and teeth, including routine cleanings, check ups, and x-rays. However, when a problem arises in your mouth it should not be ignored. If you find yourself suffering from sore and/or bleeding gums, a cracked filling, decay, nerve pain, dry mouth, or any… Continue reading Dental Pains Not To Be Ignored
Have you been told you need a root canal? Here are seven things You need to know about root canals 1. Pain-free Doesn’t Mean Infection-free If pain has stopped your tooth hasn’t necessarily healed. Pain could be gone because the pulp is dead. Meanwhile, other symptoms such as facial swelling may occur as the infection… Continue reading Everything you need to know about Root Canals
