5 Ways To Make Your Child Feel Safe At The Dentist

Posted on 12 August 2015

When it comes to your child, you don't want anything horrible to befall them. Even if your child has nothing to fear, there are plenty of things that may insight fear in him or her. Going to the pediatric dentist's office is one of those things. Imagine hearing, for the first time, that someone's going to examine your teeth! It sounds downright scary; in fact, some adults still experience a bit of fear while going into the dentist's office. [Read More]

5 Things You Need To Know About Oral Cancer Screenings

Posted on 15 July 2015

Cancer can develop anywhere inside your mouth, like on your tongue or on the roof of your mouth. It can be hard to get a good look inside your mouth, so you may not notice the changes in your mouth that can be signs of cancer. This is where your dentist comes in. Here are five things you need to know about oral cancer screenings.  Who gets oral cancer? Anyone can develop oral cancer, but it's more common in some groups of people than in others. [Read More]

How Your Dentist With Perfect Molds During The Crown Creation Process

Posted on 10 July 2015

If you crack a tooth or need a root canal, then you may also need a dental crown. Dental crowns are used to rebuild, reshape, and protect the teeth when they are too brittle or weak to be left alone. Usually, your dentist will advise for the placement of a porcelain device. Porcelain looks very similar to dental enamel, and a color guide will be used to make sure the crown matches the tone of the other teeth in the region. [Read More]

Gum Disease And Stroke: What You Need To Know

Posted on 24 June 2015

According to the American Academy of Periodontology, around half the adult population of the United States now suffers from gum disease. With more than 60 million adults affected, gum disease is now one of the biggest health challenges in North America, and the condition is not just about oral health. Research shows that people with gum disease are at higher risk of other, more serious conditions, including heart disease and stroke. Learn how gum disease affects your body, and find out how this could lead to increased risk of stroke. [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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