NON-SURGICAL DENTAL IMPLANT
A non-surgical dental implant is an ideal option for people with low bone density. In people with weak bone tissue, the traditional dental implant method can be difficult to apply and requires longer recovery times. A non-surgical dental implant is less invasive than other methods and carries less risk of complications. The non-surgical dental implant method is […]
What happens during a dental bridge procedure?
The usual procedure involves placing crowns on the teeth on each side of the gap. These crowns are joined together with other crowns that act as dentures. You will need more than one appointment to get a dental bridge. Your dentist or dental practitioner will examine your mouth and treat any tooth decay or gum […]
PORCELAIN VENEERS OR CERAMIC VENEERS?
1. Porcelain veneers Porcelain veneers are thin shells of porcelain that are made to adhere to the outer surface of the teeth and may be stronger than ceramic veneers. True porcelain veneers will require the contouring of the teeth before you proceed to glue them onto the teeth. Some properties of porcelain veneers are: 2. […]
PORCELAIN VENEERS OR CERAMIC VENEERS?
1. Porcelain veneers Porcelain veneers are thin shells of porcelain that are made to adhere to the outer surface of the teeth and may be stronger than ceramic veneers. True porcelain veneers will require the contouring of the teeth before you proceed to glue them onto the teeth. Some properties of porcelain veneers are: 2. […]
The Connection Between Oral Health and Kidney Disease
Practicing good oral health habits is essential for those with kidney disease because of how those with the disease handle infections and bacteria. When the body is confronted with oral infections, inflammation occurs to help the body activate its defenses. This inflammation helps to kill the infection that is present. But some lingering infections can trigger chronic […]
Craving for Ice? You May Have Pagophagia!
If you have an intense craving to chew on ice, you might have a condition called pagophagia. This is often caused by a nutrition deficiency. Regularly chewing on ice is damaging to your teeth, and it might signal an underlying health condition. Read on to find out the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for pagophagia […]
Can Gum Replace Flossing?
A newly published study has found that chewing sugar-free gum for 10 minutes following a meal can remove as many as 100 million harmful bacteria from the mouth. This is fairly exciting news for people who love to chew gum and may even help reduce the need for flossing multiple times during the day. Here’s […]
What is a dead tooth? Signs, causes, treatment, and prevention
Are you concerned that your tooth may be dead? Here’s everything you need to know. What are the symptoms of a dead tooth? Increased tooth sensitivity, especially to cold and hot drinks and foods, as well as intense pain can be signs of a dying tooth. At the beginning you may not feel any discomfort. […]
5 Simple Tips to Relieve Sore Teeth After Braces Tightening
Feeling a little sore in your mouth after a trip to the orthodontist to tighten your braces? There is nothing to worry about! In fact, it is a sign that your teeth are actively shifting towards their new positions and that your treatment is working. Feeling a little sore in your mouth after a trip […]
What Is a Retainer and Who Needs It?
A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces, and other orthodontic appliances come off. It is custom-made out of plastic and metal for each patient, and it fits on the top of the teeth and mouth. Any patient who has undergone orthodontic treatment needs to wear a retainer. Why Is a Retainer Needed After […]