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Prevention Of Post-Extraction Infection

9 November 2022

A tooth extraction is one of the most common dental procedures. It is typically very routine and uncomplicated unless the tooth is deeply impacted, severely infected, or associated with other dental conditions such as periodontal disease. While you will probably enjoy an event-free recovery following your tooth extraction, you will need to consider the following interventions to help prevent a post-extraction infection. Protect The Clot After your tooth extraction, you will notice that a clot has formed over the empty space that once occupied your tooth.

Never Had Braces? Here's What You Need To Know About Your Child's Orthodontics

11 October 2022

As a parent, it can be tough to make decisions concerning your child's health and well-being, especially when it comes to their teeth. You only want what's best for them but may be on the fence about whether or not to pursue orthodontic treatment. Here are a few things to keep in mind that may help you make a decision. Orthodontics Has Changed The first thing to understand is that times have changed since you were a kid.

The Importance Of Children's Dental Checkups

9 September 2022

Most people understand why it's essential for adults to see a dentist regularly for cleanings and checkups, but unfortunately, many parents incorrectly believe that it's not as crucial for children. Kids need to be taken to a dentist by an adult, so they have no say in the matter. Therefore, it's up to you as the parent to ensure your child goes to the dentist twice a year to keep up with their checkups and cleanings.

The Differences Between Crowns: Your Dental Questions Answered

28 July 2022

Are all dental crowns the same? From why you might need this type of restoration to the materials they're made from, take a look at what you need to know about the differences between crowns—and the healthy mouth benefits they offer. Why Would You Need A Crown? There isn't one reason to choose this type of dental restoration. Dentists use this type of repair to protect weak teeth, restore severely chipped or damaged teeth, cover or support decayed teeth, hold a bridge, change the color of a tooth, or change the shape of a tooth.

Different Types Of Cosmetic Dentistry Procedures

27 June 2022

Cosmetic dentistry has gained popularity for its ability to enhance teeth aesthetics. Whether you have misaligned, crooked or discolored teeth, you should schedule an appointment with a cosmetic dentist. Cosmetic dentists use various dentistry procedures to restore your smile. Here are the common types of cosmetic dentistry procedures Dental Bridges A missing tooth leaves a gap in your mouth that affects your confidence and provides space for adjacent teeth to shift.

3 Reasons You Should Choose Dental Implants Over Dentures

16 May 2022

The process of getting dental implants requires oral surgery and a longer recovery time than traditional dentures. Consequently, some patients will be tempted to opt for the use of dentures rather than undergoing an implant procedure. If you are leaning towards this same decision, you may want to take a moment to reconsider. The reason for this is that while the process of getting implants may be a bit more complex, the benefits that these implants provide are also quite superior.

What to Expect If Your Tooth Is Infected

11 April 2022

Finding out that you might have an infected tooth isn't something to be happy about, but the good news is that it's quite treatable. If you're worried because you've learned this might be your problem, or you know that it is, don't panic. This simple guide will explain what's going on with your tooth and how it will be treated by your dentist. What's Going on Internally When a tooth becomes infected, it responds like any other part of the body.

Potential Consequences of Untreated Impacted Wisdom Teeth

2 March 2022

An impacted wisdom tooth may not cause any symptoms, however, it can cause a toothache, gum inflammation, bleeding gums, and a bad taste in your mouth. If you have an impacted wisdom tooth you will need to see your family dentist, who will take either panoramic x-rays of your mouth or simple bitewing x-rays to determine the extent of the impaction. If impacted wisdom teeth are not treated, they can raise the risk for the following problems.