Babies aren’t born with teeth, but that toothless grin doesn’t last for long. Most babies get their first tooth between the ages of 3 months and 12 months. By the age of 3, most children have all 20 primary teeth present in their mouth. It is imperative to be caring for these teeth, and it’s […]
Kissing And Dental Health – What You Need To Know
Did you know that kissing can be good for your health? That’s right, and your dentist even admits that kissing can be useful for your dental health! It might be strange to think about kissing and your health when you’re in the moment, but many changes and processes are happening in your body when you […]
What Does Stress Do To Your Teeth & Mouth?
“Do you find yourself under a lot of stress?” Don’t be surprised if your dentist or dental hygienist asks you this question while you’re in the dental chair. More and more signs of stress are showing up in our mouths. Studies show a correlation between stress and tooth pain, as well as stress and teeth […]
What Is Dental Debridement And Why Would I Need It?
It’s been a while since you’ve seen your dentist. No worries, your dental hygienist can help you get your oral health back on track. We all build up plaque, a soft, sticky substance that forms on teeth. Over time, minerals in our saliva can mineralize soft plaque into a hard substance known as tartar buildup. […]
What To Do For A Dental Emergency While Traveling
When it comes to traveling, most of us agree we prefer to be well prepared. Yet, no matter how prepared one is for traveling, unfortunate situations still arise. Lost luggage while traveling seems to be at the top of vacation nightmares, but a dental emergency is also a big concern. A painful toothache, a chipped […]
Should I Change My Toothbrush After Being Sick?
We’ve all struggled with sickness enough to know that it’s not fun. Chances are you’ve heard your fair share of “do this and not that” when it comes to sickness and staying healthy. Perhaps you’ve been told to Immediately wash the sheets, disinfect the house, clean the bathrooms, and throw away your toothbrush. Throwing out […]
Are Sugar-Free Drinks Safe For Your Teeth?
When it comes to tooth decay, most people realize sugar has direct effects on our teeth. While you might have heard your dentist refer to watching your sugar intake to reduce your risk of cavities, many aren’t as familiar with acidity and how this affects our teeth. While it would be nice and convenient if […]
What Exactly Is Dental Bone Loss?
Dental bone loss refers to the loss of bone mass in the jaw. It most likely occurs because of periodontitis or tooth loss. Periodontitis is the inflammation of tissues supporting the teeth that is caused by a certain bacteria in the mouth. Over time, this bacteria can eventually lead to the loosening of the teeth. […]
7 Things Your Dentist Can Tell From Looking In Your Mouth
You might think that your doctor knows your overall health best, but did you know that your mouth is actually a picture window into your overall health? Yes, your dentist can give you an updated report on your cavities but good dental health can also be a good indication of your overall health. Dentists and […]
Answers From Your Dentist: What Procedures Require Sedation Dentistry
Fear… it’s the number one reason as to why patients put off or avoid dental treatment. For some, the fear was created by a past dental experience that was painful or traumatic. For others, fear may have been created through hearing other’s experiences. Others report that reading an article or watching a dental news story […]
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