All About Implants

Only 1% Get Implants: Lowering Costs To Improve This Statistic

30 April 2019

When you have lost one or more teeth, or when you have lost a good portion of a tooth, receiving dental implants is often the best solution. But sadly, only 1% of those who need dental implants get them. This is largely because many patients find that they cannot afford dental implants. Fortunately, there are many ways to make this dental procedure more affordable. Learn About the Procedure The best way to keep dental implant costs low is to know as much about the procedure as possible.

What To Know About Tooth Extractions

11 April 2019

Dental extractions are far more common than you may realize. In fact, around 120 million Americans are missing at least one tooth and 36 million have no teeth at all. There are a variety of reasons why a tooth may fall out or need to be extracted. Dental decay, injury, and illness can all lead to the need for removal. After removal, there are also plenty of options to restore your smile, including bridges, dentures, and tooth implants.

What To Expect During Wisdom Teeth Extraction

15 March 2019

Wisdom teeth removal is a common procedure. Most adults will have at least one wisdom tooth removed sometime during their lives. Typically, wisdom teeth are extracted because there isn't enough room in your mouth to accommodate them or because they are likely to impact and damage other teeth. In some cases, your dentist may recommend wisdom teeth extraction as a preventative measure, since wisdom teeth can be harder to clean in small mouths, and they can become decayed in the future.

Two Tips To Ease Your Child Into Their First Visit At A Dental Clinic

14 February 2019

"Firsts" can be tough for anyone, but they are especially rough for small children. If you could somehow instantly see the world through the eyes of a growing toddler, it might appear that everything is larger than life. Adults that look absolutely normal to your fully developed lenses take on gigantic forms when you haven't been on the planet for very long. Going to see the dental office for the first time could be very scary without preparation.

Tips For Cleaning A Young Child's Teeth With A Washcloth

15 January 2019

From the time that your young child's baby teeth first appear, it's important for you to take a careful approach to keep them clean. While you'll also want to visit a pediatric dentist before too long, you should know that keeping your child's baby teeth clean can go a long way toward preventing such issues as cavities. It can be difficult to properly brush a child's teeth shortly after they appear, but that's OK.

Reasons That Investing In A Water Flosser Is A Good Idea When Your Child Has Braces

12 December 2018

When your child gets braces, you'll need to be actively involved in the process in a number of ways. Beyond driving your child to and from his or her appointments, you'll also need to ensure that the child is taking care of his or her teeth adequately. You're making a significant investment in your child's smile by paying for braces, so the least that the child can do is keep his or her teeth clean.

Temporary Dentures and All-on-4 Dental Implants—The Solution to Multiple Extractions

13 November 2018

When you are told by your dentist that multiple teeth must be extracted to preserve your oral health, you may be very disheartened. Picturing yourself with a toothless smile and working hard to smash up the soft foods that you can only kind of chew can cause you to put off getting the dental work that you need so badly. What you may not know is that you don't ever have to be seen without your teeth.

Why And How You Need To Keep Your Toothbrush Clean

18 October 2018

If you haven't been cleaning your toothbrushes, then you have not been doing enough for your dental hygiene. Why You Should Clean Your Toothbrush Here are a few reasons you should be active in keeping your toothbrush clean: Toothbrush Don't Have Sterile Packaging Your toothbrush may be harboring germs even before you have used it. This is because toothbrushes don't have sterile packaging; your toothbrush can pick germs anywhere between its manufacturing place and the store from which you bought it.