Gum disease or periodontal disease is a degenerative disease that affects the surrounding tissues of the gums destroying the supporting structure and underlying jawbone. Although gum diseases can be treated if detected early, it can be detrimental and catastrophic when left untreated with damaged and unstable teeth and even teeth falling off in the…
DetailsPeople who have once had significant issues with their teeth would likely tell you how hard experience, it is. For most times, you’ll have a teeth removal, if your tooth has undergone excess structure damage or debilitating decay. Usually, tooth extraction is that stage in dental care, when the only remedy for the prevailing…
DetailsHow Long Does Fluoride Stay On Teeth Fluoride has been a compound that is essential in maintaining oral health, building strong teeth and preventing cavities for ages. This has made it the main component in many teeth cleaning paste and even mouthwash. Fluoride helps maintain teeth health by fighting bacteria that can cause cavities or…
DetailsA dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap perfectly designed to fit over your natural tooth to restore its strength, size, and appearance. If you are suffering from extensive tooth damage due to dental decay or trauma, a dental crown can be a perfect tooth restoration procedure to fortify your tooth. The dental crowns will be…
DetailsWhat Is A Partial Denture? Partial Dentures help replace multiple teeth in the upper and lower jaw that are typically removable. You can see the difference in your teeth before and after partial dentures, and they help prevent the remaining teeth from shifting. Moreover, they serve many purposes. An upper partial denture and a lower…
DetailsDo you have a chipped or broken tooth? Dental bonding can be an economical solution to these dental problems and other minor cosmetic dentistry issues. Dental bonding is an affordable solution to make your teeth and smile look like new again. Aside from the fact that dental bonding is a relatively inexpensive solution to…
DetailsBruxism is the act of grinding your teeth involuntarily. It is an unconscious habit of gritting or grinding your teeth or jaw that usually occur during sleep or in stressful situations. Bruxism affects both children and adults and can lead to excessive wear off of the teeth. Do you grit, grind, clench, or gnash your…
DetailsHow to Get Fluoride Off Your Teeth Poor dental care practices can lead to tooth decay and dental cavities which may subsequently lead to other severe dental problems. In order to avoid this, a professional fluoride treatment is required to develop, strengthen and revitalize the tooth enamel. Fluoride is a natural element that is usually…
DetailsYou should never feel down because of your smile. However, if your smile makes you sad, it is time to fix it with cosmetic dental bonding. The procedure usually involves bonding a resin material the shape of your tooth to it to create a more appealing look. Teeth bonding are necessary for fixing damaged…
DetailsHow Long Does Root Canal Treatment Take So you have finally survived that one surgery you have been dreading for so long – the root canal but how was it? Do you feel pain or are you among the million that just went through without suffering the traumatic experience most patients go through. After root…
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