Although modern dental implants have only been around for a few decades, the idea of implants dates back to ancient times. According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, the earliest evidence of implant dentistry dates back to about 600 AD. The remains of a Mayan woman reveal pieces of shell hammered into her jaw. …
Although teeth are made from one of the hardest, toughest materials in the human body (tooth enamel), they can still be damaged or broken. In some cases, a filling might be all you need to repair a tooth damaged by a cavity or decay. However, sometimes a tooth is not able to be restored with …
How Often Should You See a Dental Professional? How frequently should you book an appointment to see your dentist and hygienist? The usual recommendation is to see a dental professional twice a year for an exam and cleaning. Scheduling your visits every six months means that your dental team is more likely to detect any …
You hear a lot about self-care these days. As the NY Times describes it, “self-care” is any action that helps to preserve or improve your health. Going for a walk is an act of self-care, as is treating yourself to a massage. Although it might not be as Instagram-worthy as a walk in the woods …
Longer days, vacations and time spent with family and friends—that’s what summer is all about. While it’s important to use time off to do the things we love, it’s equally important to do things that keep us healthy, like going to the dentist and practicing proper dental health habits. Keep your smile beautiful and healthy with these simple summer …
How to Prepare Your Child for Their First Dental Appointment The American Dental Association recommends you bring your child for a dental visit within six months of his or her first tooth erupting. That may seem young, but it’s important to start early, especially since 1 out of every 4 American preschoolers has had at …
Sometimes, a toothache is more than just a toothache. When the discomfort is severe and keeps you up at night or otherwise keeps you from going about your daily activities, it could be due to an abscessed tooth. An abscessed tooth is a tooth that’s been infected by bacteria. As a result of the infection, …
Are you concerned about the health of your mouth? If so, you’re not alone. Many people have at least one issue in their mouth that is a cause for concern. The issue can be a cosmetic concern, such as the color of your teeth, or it can be a problem that has a direct effect …
If you’ve ever done a quick breath check before a job interview, first date, or another important event, you’re not alone. The American Dental Association points out that about half of all adults have dealt with bad breath at some point. In some cases, bad breath clears up quickly and all you need to do …
Given the choice, would you rather have surgery or a non-surgical treatment to correct a problem with your health? If you’re like most people, you probably said “non-surgical!” The good news is that organizations such as the American Academy of Periodontology agree with you. Non-surgical, less invasive treatments are usually the preferred way to treat …
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