Do you have a missing tooth that you’ve just been ignoring? Many people make the mistake of thinking they’re too good for dental implants – they’ll just go on living without that tooth because, after all, they have a whole mouth full of other ones. Unfortunately, this is a decision that people tend to regret several years down the road. Before you say “no” to an implant, make sure you carefully consider these benefits:…
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Also known as dentin hypersensitivity, teeth sensitivity is a condition in which your teeth’s sensory nerves are irritated by stimulants that do not cause any reaction in normal teeth. With teeth sensitivity, different stimulants such as cold, hot, sweet, and acidic substances (such as drinks or air) irritate your teeth and may even induce pain. Here’s how you can prevent this:
Don’t Brush Too Hard
Brushing too hard (or too frequently) especially with a hard bristled toothbrush, can cause teeth sensitivity.…
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Dental patients often wonder why getting X-rays taken at every dental appointment is necessary. Some complain of the discomfort of the procedure and others might be concerned that having frequent X-rays may pose certain health risk.
If you’re wondering why your dentist wants to take X-rays every time you come in for an appointment, you should be aware of the reasons why dental X-rays are taken:
Revealing Decay
One of the most important reasons why dental X-rays are necessary is to detect decay in the teeth.…
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