Care After an Extraction 1 – Use Gauze to Bite Down After your tooth extraction, the dentist will place gauze on the extraction site to stop the bleeding. Applying pressure and biting down tightly will help make the area stop bleeding. If you notice that it is...
If you have experienced tooth pain, you understand the importance of having dental care. You can also avoid dental emergencies or dental problems by visiting the dentist regularly for your checkups and cleanings provided by your dental plan or dental insurance. There...
Hand Washing Behavior – Reinvented! Hand washing is so important – especially with the novel Coronavirus Pandemic in full swing without a vaccine. Hand washing with soap removes germs from hands and helps prevent infections. Proper hand washing is so...
Tooth pain that occurs in or around your tooth can be caused by many things including: Decay (Cavity/Carries) Tooth Abscess Fractured Tooth Filling Damage Grinding Teeth Gum infection Failing to get any of these treated in a timely manner can increase your chances of...
You are eating a piece of hard candy or chewing on some ice when all of a sudden you realize there is a piece in your mouth that is not melting or dissolving. That is when you come to the sickening conclusion that it is not candy… but it is a piece of a broken tooth....
Have you tried to stop smoking in the past, but failed? Here are the 6 things that experts say you must do to be successful.
Finally, a way to replace missing teeth with natural looking and feeling teeth. But can anyone get dental implants? Read our blog to find out.
Is flying after tooth extraction safe? It’s usually a good idea to rest for 24-48 hours after extraction, so talk to your dentist about your travel plans.
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Gum disease, also known as periodontitis or periodontal disease, is very common among adults. Learn about the symptoms, causes, and treatments in this post.
Do genetics influence your oral health? Recent studies say yes and no. Learn about which health factors you can control in our latest article.
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