Prioritizing your oral hygiene and making regular visits to your dentist is important. Dental issues are often put on the backburner because we tend to see them as minor, and think that they’ll go away with time. This is far from the truth.
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When you have other, seemingly more important things in life to take care of, dental checkups fall by the wayside. However, by ignoring the due visits to your dentist, you only do bad to yourself, putting your dental (and overall) health at risk.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one out of every two American adults aged 30 and over has periodontal disease.
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You were sick of being in pain all the times and finally decided to go for a root canal treatment. You thought that finally, you will get rid of pain and life would go back to normal.
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Wisdom teeth are the third set of permanent molars located at the back of your jaw. Unlike other permanent teeth, wisdom teeth don’t develop until late in life as there have been reported cases of people developing their wisdom teeth anywhere between the ages of 18 and 30. But not everyone has to have their
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Crown lengthening refers to the process of reducing the height of the gums and the bone underneath one or more teeth. It is a common dental procedure, which is used for holding your teeth in place.
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Dental floss was invented in 1819 It has been used since a couple of centuries and here is why using dental floss is essential.
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Even though there are advancements made by science every day, tooth loss is still a daily struggle amongst the masses. According to the The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES), adults between 20 to 64 years old have an average of 24.92 remaining teeth.
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It can be challenging—to say the least—being a victim of teeth loss, especially at a young age. However, no matter how much we try, sometimes, your gums may be too weak to hold on to your teeth. While there are ways you can strengthen your teeth and gums, you can’t really get back the teeth
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According to the National Institute of Health, 78% of people are prone to developing a cavity by the age of 17. Poor oral health and hygiene can cause your tooth enamel to get damaged.
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