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How to Protect Your Teeth

My kids are involved in several different sports, including some that are known for being a bit rough, like hockey and football. I worry about them being injured, but I don’t want to curb their athletic spirit. So I take steps to make certain that they’re as protected as possible. That means protecting their teeth, too. My children’s dentist told me that the best way to protect their teeth was to use custom mouth guards that would keep their teeth safe even in the event of a blow to the mouth. I started this blog to talk about different ways to protect teeth – from mouth guards and dental devices you wear while you sleep, to plain old brushing and flossing. There are many ways to protect your teeth depending on your needs. Find out which one is right for you.

Are Your Child's Adult Teeth Coming In Crooked? Get Their Teeth Examined

Posted on April 6, 2015

If your child is starting to lose their teeth and their adult teeth are coming in crooked, you want to have them examined by an orthodontist. These crooked teeth can cause problems for your child's oral health, and can inflict future problems with their smile. The orthodontist will look at the teeth, have X-rays completed, and they will determine what needs to be done to correct the issues. Here are a few reasons to consider orthodontic treatment right away. [Read More]

Dental Veneers – The Pros And Cons

Posted on March 19, 2015

If you have teeth that are misshapen, chipped, or extremely stained or discolored, one easy way to cover them and improve the quality of your smile is with dental veneers. Since veneers are not the only option available to give your teeth a white, uniform appearance, it is important to know the pros and cons of veneers before making a final decision to get them. Pros: Veneers are applied in just two visits to the dentist. [Read More]

Aspects That Differentiate Regular Implants From Mini Dental Implants

Posted on March 3, 2015

Dental implants are artificial inserts made of titanium which are usually affixed into the jawbone to support a prosthetic bridge or tooth. With dental implants, you can replace any number of teeth, from one tooth to a full arch. They become a perfect solution to those who have difficulties speaking, eating or laughing due to bad or missing teeth. Once you let the dental implantologist know of your desire to have your confident smile back, he will present you with two types of implants: regular implants and mini dental implants. [Read More]

Keeping Bacteria Away From Your Head Is An Exceptionally Good Reason To Prioritize Dental Hygiene

Posted on February 19, 2015

It doesn't take much to keep your teeth clean and healthy. A little bit of flossing and up-and-down brushing is all it takes. And as the American Dental Association suggests, you don't even have to do it all day long. Twice a day is enough not only to keep your teeth white but also to prevent any type of inflammation-inducing bacteria. But if you still need a little bit more motivation to go through your daily dental hygiene routine, keeping Alzheimer's-inducing bacteria out of your brain should be enough. [Read More]