The last thing you want to hear on your regular dental checkup is that you have cavities that need to be filled. If they're not causing you pain yet, you may be tempted to put off the dental work until you have more money or time to get it done. However, it isn't a good idea to delay getting fillings. Here's why. Small Fillings Are Easier To Endure If a cavity is tiny, your dentist may be able to put in a filling without even using anesthesia.
18 December 2014
While hearing the phrase 'root canal' might illicit an uncomfortable feeling in many people, the fact is that endodontic procedures, like those preformed at Washington Township Dental Associates, save countless numbers of teeth a year. Quite contrary to its reputation of being extremely painful, a root canal is often no more painful than getting a standard filling. That being said, there will be a recovery period in which your mouth might be a bit tender.
17 December 2014
A great set of teeth can help you feel confident when smiling. You can improve the look of your teeth thanks to these steps. Utilize Preventative Dentistry Tips One of the best ways to keep your teeth looking great is to utilize preventative dentistry tips. This means eating the right foods, and brushing your teeth with the right toothpaste. In terms of food, it's a good idea to eat cheese because it increases the production of saliva in your mouth.
17 December 2014
If you were prescribed the medication tetracycline as a child, and it has left you with permanent damage to the enamel of your teeth, then you will be happy to know that this damage can be corrected by a wide variety of current day cosmetic dentistry procedures. Antibiotics Damage to Growing Teeth It has been known for a long time that the antibiotics tetracycline, and amoxicillin, can cause permanent damage to growing teeth.
16 December 2014
Dental implants are a great choice for anyone who has lost teeth due to tooth decay and extraction. However, there are often concerns voiced by those who wish to have the procedure done when they are over 60 years of age. Seniors and their loved ones may fear that the procedure may not be successful or that it may be dangerous for the elderly. This is usually not the case. Dental implants tend to be very safe for the elderly and can increase the quality of life for a senior dramatically.
16 December 2014