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Archive for the ‘Dentistry’ Category

May
8

A Whistling Sound Could Be a Bad Sign

Whether you are getting a root canal, a cosmetic procedure, or a cap, there are risks associated with every dental treatment. For dentists, any procedure that deals with the contour or position of the front teeth could affect the sounds a patient makes, in other terms; changes to the front teeth could alter how a […]

Dec
5

5 Tips for Those Aged 40-60

If you’re between 40-60 years old, you have unique concerns with regards to your oral health. Here’s what you should be paying attention to. 1. Gum Disease Gingivitis is the first and only stage of gum disease that is reversible. If not treated properly, gingivitis can develop into periodontitis—a serious, destructive disease. Some people with […]

Dec
4

Floss without the Floss

3 Easy Alternatives to Traditional Flossing When it comes to flossing, it’s not exactly the easiest thing to add organically to your routine. Sure, we are all told from childhood that flossing daily is crucial to oral health and preventing cavities/gum disease, and this is one hundred percent true. But in reality, how many of […]

Aug
1

How to Encourage Children to Brush Their Teeth

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 20% of children between the ages of 5 and 11 are affected by tooth decay, and improper or infrequent brushing is often the culprit. If you’re finding yourself wondering what the big deal is about imperfect baby teeth if they’ll just fall out anyway, […]

Jul
25

A Guide to Dental X-Rays

During a dental appointment, it’s not uncommon for your dentist to want to take a closer look at what’s going on inside your mouth using an X-ray. They’re useful tools for dental professionals, but for the rest of us, they can sometimes be a little intimidating. Here’s a quick guide on some of the most […]

Jul
11

What to Do When Your Child Damages a Tooth

It’s summertime, and that means children are spending their days outside. Good news for parents trying to reduce screen time, but bad news for teeth? With the longer days and warmer weather, the odds of kids taking a nasty spill are greatly increased. So, what should you do if your child’s teeth take a hit? […]

Jun
13

Sensitivity Solutions

Are you experiencing an unusual amount of tooth pain? You could be experiencing heightened sensitivity. Whether it’s a chilly bite of ice cream hitting your enamel, or a piece of chewy or hard candy affecting some previous bacterial buildup, you’re probably most likely to notice tooth sensitivity when you eat and drink. Ouch! So, what […]

Jun
6

What You’re Doing Wrong With Your Child’s Oral Health

It’s no secret that kids don’t always have what’s best for their teeth at the forefront of their minds – which can lead to a toothache for them and a headache for parents. Between eating too much sugar, not brushing and flossing enough, and skipping brushings, kids run a high risk of cavities and oral […]

May
31

The Real Cost of Sports Drinks

Sports drinks are a popular choice for athletes to rehydrate and replenish electrolytes after a game or a workout. While many people drink the brightly colored, sugary beverages thinking they’ll improve athletic performance, they’re actually putting your oral health on the sidelines. Sports drinks are packed with acid and sodium. Upon consistent exposure to these […]

May
9

Pacifier Use & Your Child’s Teeth

While there are a quite few documented benefits to giving babies pacifiers, there are downsides to prolonged pacifier use. Research shows that pacifiers can actually help reduce the incidences of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). Babies who suck on pacifiers while they sleep don’t fall asleep as deeply as those who don’t suck on pacifiers. […]

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