Are You Accidentally Trying To Whiten Your Tartar?

Posted on 31 August 2023

You might have bought an over-the-counter teeth whitening product and carefully read all the instructions before applying the whitening agent to your teeth. And yet you might not technically be whitening your teeth. Without knowing it, you're in fact attempting to whiten the tartar that covers your teeth, and this isn't going to have the desired effect. Any actual whitening results will most likely be inconsistent, and for some people, this patchy appearance will be quite obvious. [Read More]

Dental Crowns: An Essential Guide to Restoring Your Smile

Posted on 1 August 2023

A dental crown is a type of dental restoration that caps a tooth or dental implant. Whether you've recently undergone a root canal treatment, have a large filling, or have a broken tooth, a dental crown can restore your tooth's shape, size, and function. This comprehensive guide will delve into the world of dental crowns, their types, benefits, and the process involved. What Are Dental Crowns? Dental crowns are fixed prosthetic devices cemented onto existing teeth or implants. [Read More]

4 Awesome Reasons To Get Excited About Dental Implants

Posted on 23 June 2023

Today, individuals with missing teeth have a variety of prosthetic teeth options. Dentures are the oldest and likely the most familiar option. However, there have also been advancements in dental technology for dentures too. Dental implants offer a host of benefits to individuals who choose to get them. The following points highlight a few.  They Match Natural Teeth  Individuals who have missing teeth may be self-conscious about whether others can tell. Dental implants can eliminate these concerns because they are matched to natural teeth. [Read More]

Basement Cavity: How Your Tooth Roots Can Be Affected By Decay

Posted on 17 May 2023

You might already know that the outer layer of a tooth is called enamel. If you don't care for your teeth, that enamel can corrode. Without proper treatments, this tooth decay will work its way through the tooth to the nerve, causing extreme discomfort. At that late stage, a root canal may be mandatory, assuming the tooth can still be saved. Decay is often visible on a tooth's surface and is a sign you need to see your dentist right away. [Read More]

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Manage Your Dental Problems One Tip at a Time

When it comes to my teeth, I try to spend as much time as possible taking care of them. I even watch what I eat and drink during the day. I wasn't always so vigilant about my dental care. In fact, I used to spend as little time as possible brushing and flossing. But after a dentist found five cavities in my molars, I do all I can to maintain a healthy mouth. Once tooth decay begins, it can be unstoppable without the proper treatment. My blog talks about tooth decay and how it affects adults, teens, and children today. You may even learn to recognize the early signs of gum disease, a condition that can potentially affect your heart and other organs. Thanks for reading.

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