Nice Teeth Aren’t An Accident

Posted on: 14 January 2019

Tooth decay is a big problem for people who don't brush their teeth on a regular basis. The decaying process usually happens in a slow manner in the beginning, but eventually the enamel will decay away completely. Small cavities can cause discomfort, but they are easier to deal with than the ones that are large. The reason why is because large cavities are often accompanied by a substantial amount of pain due to an exposed pulp chamber or dental abscess. [Read More]

Posted on: 13 December 2018

When it comes to your oral hygiene routine, you may feel as though you are doing everything possible to keep your teeth and gums healthy. However, if you are making the following mistakes while taking care of your toothbrush, you may be putting your overall dental health at risk. 1. Keeping Your Toothbrush Uncovered in the Bathroom More than likely, you keep your toothbrush in the bathroom. After all, that is probably where you brush your teeth. [Read More]

Posted on: 7 November 2018

Fillings are common restorative dental applications that are used to replace missing tooth material. Nevertheless, if  you have never had a dental filling, when your dentist prescribes one, you may wonder what the dental service entails.  Here is a bit of information about dental fillings and what to expect when you receive them. Why Are Dental Fillings Needed? Dental fillings are used to fill the space in a tooth left by a cavity, crack, or other dental trauma. [Read More]

Posted on: 12 October 2018

Dental pain makes eating certain foods and beverages difficult for the person experiencing it. Even experiencing a high level of sensitivity without pain is a frustrating situation to deal with. Cavities are the most common reason for people to have painful teeth, and the problem can be severe to the extent of causing a loss of sleep. Another problem that cavities can cause is food getting stuck in the holes they create in the enamel, especially when they are large. [Read More]