Among other plans for starting off your New Years with newer, better habits should be focusing on your dental health. We know that your dentophobia has kept you from consulting our dentists, but our professionals are trained to handle all kinds of cases.
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The New Year has just begun and with it, begins a new chapter in many aspects of our lives. The question that still begs our attention is: will this year be any different than the past for our dental health?
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It’s a great misconception that dental veneer treatments are cosmetic procedures. While it may have a lot to do with vanity, it can hardly be reduced to just a cosmetic treatment.
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The connection between oral health and overall wellbeing is often overlooked but it deserves conscious attention. Your mouth is the gateway to food and nutrition that you intake to sustain your body. Before it reaches your digestive system, it has to be chewed and prepared for digestion in the mouth.
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What is Sedation Dentistry? It’s a process where the patient is put in a calm state through the use of sedatives recommended by the doctor, depending on the patient’s medical history.
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Stained teeth may have been the biggest horror of your life but not anymore. It’s embarrassing to walk into a business interview or deliver a presentation with stained teeth.
read more As of May 2017, a considerable 41 percent of Americans were noted to be regular consumers of cosmetic products. While this cohort was using makeup on a daily basis, 25 percent of the remaining people were using cosmetics frequently every week.
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According to American Dental Association, 47 percent of the adult population suffers from gum disease. One of the biggest disservices that we do to our dental health is delaying our dental appointments. You may ignore a normal toothache as a regular nuisance, but it can aggravate into a gum infection or require a root canal treatment.
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If you’ve experienced self-esteem issues because of dental problems, you’re not alone. Your smile is a big part of your facial appearance and can affect the perception of your self-image.
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Periodontitis—also known as gum disease—is a fairly common infection that affects the soft tissue and bone that surrounds a tooth. According to the American Dental Association (ADA), approximately 42% of adults have periodontitis.
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