Acid Reflux And Teeth: 3 Things That Can Save Your Teeth

Posted on 23 February 2015

If you suffer from frequent acid reflux or other problems that causes acid to get into your mouth regularly, you may be gradually wearing down your teeth. Heartburn and other acid issues can wear down the enamel on your teeth, causing pain and propensity for cavities. Over time, it can even cause your teeth to become misshapen and irregular. Here are some ways you can keep your teeth healthy with acid reflux issues: [Read More]

Tips For A Quick Recovery After Dental Work

Posted on 11 February 2015

Whether you have had a root canal or if you are recuperating from a pulled tooth, there are some tips that may speed healing and reduce discomfort when recovering from dental work. Talk with your dental provider regarding specific instructions and recommendations when you get home, and follow these tips to the letter to avoid any unpleasant repercussions, such as a dry dental socket. Some other tips for recovery include the following: [Read More]

Denture Repair Questions Answered

Posted on 29 January 2015

When individuals have lost many of their teeth, they may opt to get a set of dentures. While this is one of the most effective and affordable ways of correcting the problems caused by missing many teeth, it is not unusual for patients to need some routine questions answered before deciding on this corrective option. In particular, there are two questions that are particularly common for new denture patients.  Can Broken Dentures Be Repaired? [Read More]

Tips For Preventing Orthodontic Treatment In Children

Posted on 19 January 2015

Many people have to get braces on their teeth early on in their lives, so the need to get braces isn't unusual.  Taking your child to the dentist regularly starting at age 1-2 can help them to figure out if there will be a need to put braces on later.  Sometimes dental problems such as an under bite or a severe overbite can be passed down from generation to generation.  Other problems include overcrowding or large spaces between teeth. [Read More]

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Feeling Good with Healthy Gums

Ashamedly, after graduating from college, I neglected to visit a dentist for a few years. Fortunately, my husband eventually convinced me to visit a dental professional in order to have my teeth cleaned. My decision to skip regular dental visits caused me to develop periodontal gum disease. I was completely oblivious to this raging infection in my gums. When a dental hygienist showed me how red my gums were, I was shocked. Thankfully, my condition was cured by a combination of deep cleaning techniques and an antiseptic mouth wash. Now, I’m feeling good with healthy pink gums. And, I visit my dentist twice each year for regular checkups and cleanings. On this blog, you will learn about successful treatment options for periodontal disease.

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