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Dentist Or Emergency Room? Where Should You Go With A Dental Emergency?

16 November 2016

Do you have a dental emergency? One of the first things you may instinctually think to do is head to the emergency room. However, the emergency room in a hospital may not be the most ideal place when you have a dental emergency. The most important thing to think about is to use your common sense. The following are some things to think about when you have an accident that affects your teeth:

4 Things To Avoid After Having A Tooth Extracted

27 October 2016

When it comes to a having a tooth removed, this can be a challenging time. However, there are instances when there is no other course of action that can be taken. Teeth that have extensive decay or dead roots may need to be extracted. It's ideal to know specific things you shouldn't do after having this dental procedure completed. Being certain to avoid these may enable you to have a much quicker recovery.

What To Expect When You Get Laughing Gas For The First Time

23 September 2016

Laughing gas has long been used in the dental field. It's an ideal sedative because it's easy for the patient to inhale, easy for the dentist to control, and it causes few to no side effects. Still, the prospect of having laughing gas for the first time can be a bit intimidating. Knowing what to expect will help calm your nerves so you can approach your appointment feeling confident and ready.

Answering Two Common Orthodontic Questions

23 September 2016

Misaligned teeth can be an extremely embarrassing problem to have, and this can be especially true for those that must speak in front of groups of people. In addition to these cosmetic concerns, misaligned teeth can also present other problems for your teeth, as this issue can increase wear on your teeth. While there are orthodontic treatments that will be able to correct these problems, you might benefit from having a couple of basic orthodontic questions addressed.

Tips For Maintaining Your Smile After A Whitening Treatment

1 September 2016

Having your teeth whitened at the dentist is a safe way to get your teeth looking their lightest and brightest. Although the procedure is safe, it can leave your teeth slightly sensitive for a period of time, so your dentist may only perform the procedure once or twice yearly to avoid sensitivity issues. This means it is up to you to maintain the whitening results between appointments. The following tips can help.

3 Tips For Taking Care Of Your Braces

15 August 2016

Braces are something that most people think of as a burden or, at the very least, as an annoyance. But with the proper oral hygiene knowledge, wearing braces doesn't have to be either. Whether you're a teenager looking forward to finally taking off your braces or an adult who is about to get them put on for the first time, take a look below at just three tips that will help you get the most out of your braces.

A Fruit Lover's Guide To Protecting His/Her Teeth

27 July 2016

Many fruits are good for your health, but special care has to be given to tooth enamel from the acid in some of the delicious treats. You need to keep the saliva flowing to prevent the onset of cavities. Read on for a few great pointers. Balance Acidic Foods: It is advisable to eat acidic foods with other foods that are low in sugar and acids. For example, if you eat an apple, avoid drinking an acidic soft drink or glass of juice.

Have Gum Disease? Why You Should Consider Laser Gum Treatment

6 July 2016

If you've recently been diagnosed with gum disease, you likely want to explore every available option for rectifying the issue.  Although your dentist may have suggested some of the more traditional treatments, such as scaling or even surgery, there is another alternative that you may want to explore:  laser gum treatment.  Laser gum treatment removes bacteria and diseased gum tissue by using a laser to pass between the area where the gum and tooth meet.