There are many reasons a young adult might not be seeing the dentist twice a year. It could be that you don’t have insurance, or maybe you moved and finding a new dentist hasn’t been the highest priority. Whatever the reason, there are plenty more reasons you want to to get back to the dentist …
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One of the most common solutions for a missing adult tooth is a dental implant. Compared to dental bridges they last longer and are more durable. But just because they are more durable, that doesn’t mean they are invulnerable. For a variety of reasons it is possible to damage your dental implant. If you implant …
One procedure that many patients dread hearing is root canal. Root canals have probably one of the worst reputations. However, this reputation might not be fully deserved. Root canals have their reputation purely because of the old way they were performed, but over the last few decades the procedure has changed quite a bit. And …
While the main reason to see a dentist is to improve and monitor dental health, a good benefit of seeing your dentist is also working on your smile. Often cleanings and other dentally necessary procedures can have positive effects on your smile, but if you are looking for a specific solution to an issue with …
Tooth Replacement Options When we were children we may have looked forward to a wiggling tooth. A loose tooth meant the promise of a visit from the tooth fairy and meant we were getting older. But as adults, a damaged or lost tooth can be frustrating. Not only can it leave a gap in your …
When Should My Child’s Baby Teeth Come-In? If you are a new parent, you are sure to see hundreds of books and online articles that are designed to help you track your baby’s development. As parents, you want to make sure your child is healthy and developing at a normal rate. New parents first question …
If you experience either sudden or continuous pain on one side of your jaw you might be concerned. There are a few dental issues that could be linked to sudden jaw pain or recurring pain in your jaw. A cavity or an abscessed tooth could be the cause, or it could simply be bruxism (teeth …