Don't Let Hand Pain Keep You from Flossing

• Kids And Dental Care Anxiety: Sedation Options For Your Child

  11 March 2022

  When it comes to dental care and services, many parents have negative experiences that can make them hesitant to bring their child in for care. Dental care can be stressful and frightening for children, not to mention painful in some cases, depending on the services that are needed. Whether you're just resistant because of your own past experiences or you have a child with special needs, it's important that you understand your sedation dentistry options to help ensure that your child gets the care that they need to have healthy teeth.

• What's The Best Dental Crown For A Child's Tooth?

  3 February 2022

  Dental crowns aren't always an adult concern. Sometimes a primary, deciduous, baby tooth requires a restoration that fully encircles the tooth, protecting it from further deterioration. Of course, the materials and process tend to reflect the fact that the tooth in question will be lost and then replaced by a permanent adult tooth. What are your options when your child needs a dental crown? Posterior Teeth You have two dental arches (upper and lower), and there's a specific type of dental crown for children which is suitable for posterior teeth—those towards the rear of the dental arch, such as molars and premolars.

• Justifications For Getting A Dental Implant

  17 December 2021

  Dental implants are a creative way to make up for damaged teeth by blending titanium replacements with your bones. These implants are small and can easily fit into the bone below your gum to act as the roots to your teeth. Dentists apply implants to rectify any form of tooth loss and ensure you have excellent dental health. One significant upside of this technique is that it mimics natural dental features.

• Your Guide To Good Oral Hygiene With Braces

  10 November 2021

  Good oral hygiene is important for everyone, but it's of particular concern to anyone who has braces. Braces can do wonders for your smile by correcting gaps and misaligned teeth, but if you don't take care of your teeth while you have your braces on, you may be left with cavities, stains, gum problems, or other dental issues when they come off. Brushing Brushing your teeth at least twice a day is important when you have braces, and most dentists recommend brushing after every meal and snack as much as possible.

• Dental Care At Every Age

  28 September 2021

  Dental care is incredibly important, but it is also easy to overlook. Unless a tooth is hurting, you may not notice what's happening inside your mouth. However, regardless of your age, your oral health is incredibly important. If you would like to know more, keep reading. Child Your child should start seeing the dentist by the time they are one year old. During this time, the dentist will ensure your child's teeth are coming in healthy.