Cavity Prevention & Info, Geriatric Dental Tips, Treatment Info & Tips
In a previous blog, we discussed the link between gum disease and heart disease. In the last decade, research points to the undeniable ties between oral health and overall health. For senior citizens, the topic of oral health is especially important. Basically, it is...
Cavity Prevention & Info, Dental Hygiene Tips & Info, Treatment Info & Tips
A dental sealant is a thin plastic coating that is painted on the chewing surface of teeth, most commonly on hard to reach molars. The sealant is used as an extra layer of protection against tooth decay or cavities. Brushing and flossing regularly is the main key in...
Dental Hygiene Tips & Info, Treatment Info & Tips
If it is determined that you need a dental crown, you’ll usually book two subsequent visits to the dentist. The first visit involves preparation of the tooth and a temporary crown and the second visit is for the placement of the permanent crown. On your first visit,...
Geriatric Dental Tips, Treatment Info & Tips
If your dentist tells you that you need a crown the first question you probably will ask is why, followed by how long you can wait. Here are the most common reasons you might need a crown: You have a weak tooth due to fracture or decay and a crown will help make it...
Geriatric Dental Tips, Treatment Info & Tips
Tooth sensitivity occurs when gums pull back leaving the surface beneath the gums called the dentin exposed. This area under the gums is connected to the pulp or nerve center. When this area is exposed to hot or cold foods you’re likely to feel discomfort or pain. ...
