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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Research predicts that the global teeth whitening industry will be worth $3.7 billion by 2021. But with numerous over-the-counter teeth whitening products available in the market, why is it important to get a professional whitening treatment from a dentist? This article will walk you through the 4 benefits of getting your teeth whitened professionally.
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Root canal therapy—also known as endodontic therapy—is used to repair a damaged tooth. The root canal is the passage between the pulp and the root of a tooth. It contains nerves and blood vessels and sometimes, the root gets infected, leading to sensitivity or tooth decay.
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Dental bridges are used to bridge the gap caused as a result of missing teeth/tooth. A dental bridge works as a false tooth. It’s placed in between and is supported by the two teeth adjacent to it. These are called abutment teeth. The artificial tooth itself is called a pontic, and can be made of gold
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According to the CDC, 7 percent of people in the U.S. have lost at least one permanent tooth as a result of decay by the time they turn 17. American adults age 20–64 have an average of 25 remaining teeth. 3.75% of adults between the ages of 20 and 64 have no remaining teeth. By
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You might need to have your wisdom teeth removed for a number of reasons. They could be impacted—trapped in your jaw bone or gums; there might not be enough space in your mouth to accommodate the new teeth; or they might be erupting at a wrong angle.
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Night guards are mainly used to prevent teeth grinding, or bruxism. The National Sleep Foundation reports that 8% of adults in the USA grind their teeth while sleeping, and a third of American parents report symptoms of bruxism in their children. This constant grinding can cause many dental problems down the line. So what exactly
read moreDental implants are a long-term and effective solution for tooth loss. They are metallic screws placed beneath your gums, in the jawbone. They act the same way as the natural roots of your teeth so that crowns—false teeth—can be supported on them. These implants are made of titanium, infuse with and easily become part of
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Nail-biting is a common habit among children and adults. Around 20 to 30 percent of the population are nail biters; 45 percent of them are teenagers. This chronic habit can be hard to explain, but it’s important to try and get rid of it. This is because not only does nail-biting damage your nails; it also
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