Since I had quite a few cavities when I was growing up, when I had my first child, I was determined to keep their teeth as healthy as can be. While that was easy when my daughter was young and I chose the foods she ate and brushed her teeth for her, it became more difficult as she grew older and became a more independent child. I learned a lot of tips and tricks for helping her maintain a healthy smile despite her quest for independence, and I want to share my advice on a blog to help other parents and people of all ages learn how to keep their teeth healthier than ever! My first tip is to look into dental sealants for children. Just one sealant helped keep my daughter's molars cavity-free for years!
Posted on: 8 March 2017
If you have a deep toothache or abscess, your dentist may tell you a root canal treatment is needed to relieve your pain and save your tooth. A root canal is a routine dental procedure that's necessary when the pulp of your tooth is infected due to tooth decay, a crack in a crown, or a tooth injury. Here is some more information you may want to know.
How Root Canal Treatment Saves Your Tooth
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Posted on: 3 March 2017
There are just some times of the year that are naturally harder on your teeth. Some holidays are known for their sweet treats and there's no reason why you shouldn't be able to join in on all of the fun and excitement that comes with these holidays as long as you make sure to take some extra steps to prevent damages to your teeth and try to make the better choices.
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Posted on: 2 March 2017
Porcelain veneers are often used as the go-to dental restoration because they can be crafted to fit the shape and color of your existing teeth. This is perfect if you are only looking to a get a few veneers. In addition, veneers are known for lasting a long time if they are treated with care. As a young adult, this may make more financial sense. You will not have to replace or fix the dental restoration every few years.
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Posted on: 5 December 2016
If you are missing a few teeth in your mouth and would like to get them replaced, you have several different options to choose from. The main three are dental implants, partial dentures, and dental bridges. These three options are all used to replace missing teeth, but choosing dental implants is often the best option for many people. Here are two of the top reasons you may want to consider choosing dental implants over the other two options.
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