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Why Do I Need A Temporary Crown?
While it may only be there for a short time, a temporary crown is essential in repairing your tooth. Your dentist will make every effort to save your tooth. But, unfortunately, sometimes a tooth is so severely decayed or broken it cannot be saved. In those instances, your dentist will restore it with a crown.…
Can I Use Teeth Bonding for Gaps Between My Front Teeth?
Dental bonding can help eliminate the gap between your front teeth. Are you tired of looking at that small gap between your front teeth but don’t want to undergo a lengthy, expensive dental procedure? Well, there’s a quick, affordable option to fill that space and give you a complete, no-gap smile. Try dental bonding! Dental…
Oral Care Tips After A Dental Bridge Procedure
Did you just undergo a dental bridge procedure? Here’s what you need to know about aftercare. According to the American College of Prosthodontists, an organization of dentists specializing in dentures, crowns, and dental implants, some 120 million people in the U.S. are missing at least one tooth. Fortunately, modern dentistry offers several solutions to fill…
Questions to Ask Your Dentist When You’re Getting a Retainer
Your braces are finally off. But now you need a retainer to keep your teeth straight. After years of wearing braces, you’re finally getting the metal wires removed so you can see your new straighter smile. Great! Although you’re happy to be done with orthodontic work, you may not be as thrilled to hear that…
How to Make Flossing Easier With Braces
No one ever said flossing with braces would be easy, but it’s essential to floss properly if you want to protect your gums and teeth. Wearing braces will give you a straighter smile once the brackets and wires come off. That’s why you go through the time and expense of getting braces. While waiting for…
Is it Possible to Get a Bone Infection After a Tooth Extraction?
Getting a tooth pulled rarely causes complications, but in case of a bone infection, here’s what you need to know. A tooth extraction is one of the most commonly performed dental procedures today. Although your dentist will make every effort to save a tooth, you may need to have the tooth pulled because it is…
Is Surgical Tooth Extraction Really Necessary?
Nobody wants to get a tooth pulled. But a surgical removal might save your oral health. Your dentist will always take every measure to save a tooth. Fillings, crowns, and root canals are all procedures to help you avoid extraction, as they keep most of the tooth intact. But a surgical tooth extraction may be…
Can I Pull Out a Tooth by Myself?
Baby teeth can be pulled at home, but what about adult teeth? The verdict is in: Don’t try to pull your teeth by yourself. Losing a tooth is never easy. But when a tooth is severely damaged or decayed, the only option is to have it pulled. But can you go the DIY route and…
Oral Health Care for Seniors
Good oral health care is vital at any age, but it’s especially vital for seniors. According to the U.S. Census, by 2060, the number of adults aged 65 or older is projected to reach 98 million, or 24 percent of the population. As we age, so do our oral health needs. But did you know…