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Many people take a simple dental function like being able to bite and chew for granted. But when you have missing teeth that prevent you from doing these simple and essential things, you quickly realize how important it is to have a healthy smile. Among the options available for tooth replacement is a relatively new […]

Metal was once the most commonly used dental material used to fill cavities and repair damage. However, amalgam fillings are less popular than they used to be for a variety of reasons. If you currently have fillings that contain amalgam, you may have been told you should have them removed and replaced with newer composites. […]

Canker sores and cold sores are both frustrating conditions that can affect just about anyone. While canker and cold sores may share some similarities, there are several significant differences between them. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and treatments of these sores can make the situation much less stressful. Here is some valuable information about these conditions […]

A toothbrush is essential for your oral hygiene as part of maintaining your oral health, be it manual or electric. The debate about which of the two is a better toothbrush can make it hard to choose the right toothbrush. Although both toothbrushes can effectively eradicate the plaque responsible for tooth decay and gum disease, […]

Good dental care is essential for your overall health regardless of your age. Everyone in your family needs to get into a good routine of brushing, flossing, and scheduling regular dental checks as soon as possible. Good oral health care should begin before birth, at pregnancy, and continue into the golden years. Pregnant mothers, toddlers, […]

The chances are high that your dentist or dental hygienist has been pushing you to floss daily every time you visit. If you’re like most people, however, you probably don’t manage to floss every day. You might not even floss at all. Maybe it’s because flossing can be painful, time-consuming, and feel like an annoying […]

One of the most critical parts of oral hygiene is flossing. Flossing prevents plaque buildup, which ultimately decreases the chance of periodontal disease. Removing as much bacteria as possible can help prevent bad breath, cavities, and possible tooth loss. Flossing once-a-day or more will help preserve the health and life of your teeth. In addition […]

Research has shown that there are connections between oral health and overall health. Your body and your dental health influence each other, which is why it is so important to maintain a routine that keeps teeth and gums as healthy as possible. Oral health can play a role in the status of other diseases and […]

Many people seek natural health solutions to achieve improved well-being naturally. Avoiding the chemicals and unnatural ingredients found in many over the counter products and plenty of foods can help your entire body, especially in regards to oral health. A naturally healthy smile acts as a shield against bodily infection and is more resistant to […]

Root canal therapy is necessary when the soft tissue inside your root canal (the pulp) is inflamed or infected. Deep tooth decay, faulty crowns, repeated dental procedures and cracked or chipped teeth are just a few examples of dental issues that could call for a root canal. In addition, an injury to your tooth may […]

The idea of dental surgery procedures such as wisdom teeth removal, regular tooth extractions, or dental implant placement can be unsettling. However, with proper preparation, you can have a smooth experience and a quick recovery. One easy way to prepare for significant dental surgery is to stock your fridge and pantry with soft foods beforehand. […]

Oral surgery successfully treats many different health conditions and diseases. Your dentist may also recommend oral surgery to correct the appearance of teeth and the surrounding bone structure. While the prospect of oral surgery can seem daunting, you will likely receive sedation to ensure comfort during the procedure. Here are some common types of oral […]