Tips for Getting Your Teen to Wear Braces
Whitening toothpaste is sold everywhere, and many people buy it when they’re feeling like their smiles aren’t as white as they could be. While some people do have positive experiences with whitening toothpastes, that can’t be said of everyone. If you’re less than thrilled with the results that you’ve gotten with a whitening toothpaste, this guide will explain why it’s not doing its job, why switching to another brand isn’t the solution, and what you can do to get the smile you want. Read More»
Nail biting is a very difficult habit to break, so if you’ve managed to do so, you deserve to have the damage that’s been done to your smile repaired. Unfortunately, most people who bite nails endure some kind of damage to their teeth, and chances are you’ve noticed one or more kinds of difficulties with your teeth. Here’s what you should know about the damage nail biting does to your teeth and how you can get your old appearance back. Read More»
Many people think that a cavity will be obvious, either there will be pain in the affected tooth or some other obvious symptom that the tooth needs treatment. Unfortunately, the signs are not always obvious nor do they always present specifically near the tooth that is suffering decay. The following are symptoms to watch for that can indicate you need to visit a dentist for a full oral health visit to determine if you need to have a cavity treated. Read More»
Many adults get less than the recommended amount of sleep each night, which may be easy to justify due to long work hours, raising children, and even watching TV. While you might dismiss your shortened nightly sleep as being unavoidable, it’s ideal if you can make an effort to sleep more. What you might not be realizing is that sleeping too little can contribute to issues with your dental health. Speak to your dentist about how much sleep you’re getting, and don’t be afraid to ask whether this shortage is already contributing to problems. Read More»
Having dental implants put in place is a bit scary, but once the procedure is over, you can relax and recover. As you recover, however, you might have some questions as to whether what you’re experiencing is normal. Well, here’s a look at some things you may experience post-implant surgery and whether or not you should be concerned about them.
Soreness and Pain: Normal
Obviously pain so serious it makes you want to yell is not normal, but for the most part, mild to moderate discomfort after surgery is quite normal. Read More»