Around 20% of Americans suffer from halitosis, or more commonly known as chronic bad breath. In contrast to morning breath or the pungent smell that lingers after eating tuna, onion or garlic, halitosis causes your breath to smellfor a very long period and might be a sign of a serious underlying oral issue.
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A missing tooth affects not only your smile but also your oral health and comfort. It causes discomfort while talking and chewing. But don’t worry. If you’ve lost any of your teeth, the gap can easily be bridged with dental bridges. A dental bridge works like a false tooth, which is supported by the teeth
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Bruxism, also known as teeth grinding, is a condition where a person clenches or grinds their teeth excessively. In the US alone, 22.1% to 31% of the adult population deals with the condition.
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Although they might seem similar, the goals and procedures of teeth cleaning and whitening are quite different. It’s easy to get confused between the two, but the differences are fairly simple.
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There’s no shame in missing some teeth. According to the American Dental Association, the average adult between the ages of 20 to 64 has three missing or decayed teeth. However, if missing teeth have become the source of low self esteem for you, dental crowns and bridges can fill these gaps and give you the
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A major milestone takes place between the ages of 17 and 21, with the emergence of a set of third molars at the back of our mouth.
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Bad breath or halitosis can have a huge impact on your self-confidence, especially during social interactions. It can occur due to a number of reasons pertaining to your oral health or eating habits. If you do have a persistent issue with bad breath, don’t panic. This blog has just the right tips to help you
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Invisalign and braces are two of the most common methods used to straighten out crooked teeth. Choosing between these two treatment options can be quite difficult. Weighing the pros and cons of each can help you make an informed decision.
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Dental veneers can easily perfect your smile without any invasive procedures. However, before getting dental veneers, you might have a lot of questions about them. How will they impact your life? What is the process like? How long do they last? Well, this blog has the answers to some of the most important questions you’ll
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Every food or beverage you consume comes in contact with your teeth, directly impacting your oral health. Many food items in the typical American’s diet—from processed, sugary foods to highly acidic drinks—deteriorate tooth enamel and cause cavities. This is why maintaining a healthy diet is an integral part of maintaining your oral health.
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