Tooth decay is the greatest threat to your overall oral health. Your mouth is full of bacteria. It’s on your gums, your tongue, and the surfaces of your teeth. Most of that bacteria is harmless. However, some of it produces acid that can wear away at your enamel. This bacteria is responsible for tooth decay. […]
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If you’ve suffered tooth loss as an adult, you know how stressful this condition can be. It causes both physical and emotional pain, and changes the way you’re able to consume food. It also causes social discomfort, and treatment can be costly. So if you have a tooth that is physically damaged or decayed, you […]
Root canal therapy gets a reputation as being an uncomfortable, arduous procedure. It’s the epitome of a rough dental treatment. For that reason, you may feel apprehensive about undertaking root canal therapy. However, hold off on or avoiding a root canal procedure is the worst thing you can do for the health of your tooth. […]
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You may have had this experience before: You go into visit your dentist after a long absence and he or she finds a cavity that you didn’t even know was there! This can happen because cavities develop slowly over time. If you continuously miss the same spot while brushing your teeth, a cavity may begin […]
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If you manage to make it through your entire life without encountering any damage or decay to your teeth, you’re one of the few. It’s completely natural for your teeth to wear down over time. Bacterial buildup, acidic foods and drinks, and accidents can all damage your teeth. When you experience one or multiple of […]
When your dentist tells you that you need an additional procedure to repair your tooth, you may get skeptical initially. Of course you don’t want to have to make more appointments and spend extra time in the dentist’s chair, but your dentist only advises treatment that is essential to your health. When your dentist tells […]
When you receive bad news — and especially when you think you’re going receive bad news — it can be easy to put the whole situation off. You want to avoid pain and hassle, but when it comes to your oral health, this will only cause you more problems. Tooth decay and infection are products […]
Your adult teeth have to stand the test of time, that’s why it’s so important to take care of your teeth continuously. Tooth decay is a long-term process that aggregates over time. Just because you’re cavity-free now doesn’t mean that you’ll never have to deal with tooth decay. When you do suffer tooth decay, modern […]
When you’ve got a weak or vulnerable area, you want to protect it. If you leave this spot exposed, more damage can compound. Why treat your teeth any differently than you would the rest of your body? If you’re experiencing pain in a tooth, it could be caused by decay. Until you address the plaque […]
You probably associate the phrase “root canals” with the dental treatment. That’s because you often only think about your teeth’s root canals when you need this sort of procedure. In fact, root canals are a part of your tooth. They’re located down beneath your gums, and they’re incredibly vulnerable. Your root canals can be at […]
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