Chewing Ice Puts Teeth At Risk
You have probably heard before that it’s bad to chew ice, but do you know why that is? Let’s take a closer look at damage ice can do to teeth …
Wisdom Tooth Removal
Facts you need to know about extraction and recovery Wisdom teeth removal is a simple and common procedure in dentistry. Wisdom teeth are final pair of teeth an individual develops, …
5 Ways Poor Oral Hygiene Can Impact Your Life
It’s absolutely essential that you take good care of your gums and teeth. There are very few people who actually know just how important good oral health is on your …
What is a dental bone graft?
A dental bone graft adds volume and density to your jaw in areas where bone loss has occurred. The bone graft material may be taken from your own body (autogenous), …
What Is a Zirconia Crown?
A dental crown is a popular temporary tooth restoration treatment. It covers severe decay, bad discoloration, and fractures on natural dental pieces. There are many materials available for corrective dental …
DO YOU NEED A NIGHTGUARD??
WHAT IS A NIGHTGUARD?? Night guards are plastic devices that fit over the upper or lower teeth. People wear them while they sleep. Like athletic mouthguards, night guards absorb pressure …
RETAINER OPTIONS- Post Braces Treatment
WHAT is a RETAINER?? A teeth retainer is a custom-made device you wear in your mouth over your teeth. It helps keep your teeth in their new, corrected position after …
INVISIBLE ALIGNERS – A clear alternative to traditional braces!
Mallory Hopkins said, ‘Life is short. Smile while you still have teeth.’ And what makes you smile confidently? Nothing but sparkling white and perfectly aligned teeth. But, do you sometimes …
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What is Regular or Routine Cleaning?
During a routine dental cleaning, your dentist uses special ultrasonic tools to remove sticky plaque, superficial stains and hard tartar (Calculus) deposits from the surfaces of your teeth above your …
Your Child’s First Dental Visit
It is highly recommended that a child should see his or her dentist as early as 6 months or on his or her first birthday. That is because around this …