Why Some People Visit the Dentist More Often Than Others

Posted on 20 December 2016

Do you feel as if you're always planning a visit to the dentist even though you already look after your teeth properly and wonder why your happy-go-lucky friend isn't affected like this? The truth is that no two people are alike and there are many different factors that may determine dental health through a lifetime. What are some of the factors that contribute to this variation? Managing the Bacteria Essentially, it can be boiled down to one thing — oral bacteria. [Read More]

Why a Signal Tooth Implant Is Better Than a Bridge

Posted on 12 December 2016

You may have had a tooth removed due to decay but want to have a complete set of teeth once again. This may allow you to have a fuller smile, but perhaps more importantly it should help you chew more effectively. You may have been told that you need a bridge, but did you know that you can get a single tooth implant instead? What are the benefits? The Stand-Alone Option [Read More]

3 Natural Toothpaste Options for a Brighter and Whiter Smile

Posted on 30 November 2016

Toothpaste is something on every monthly shopping list. What if you could make a switch to natural alternatives? What if those natural alternatives could help with your tooth whitening needs? Well, here are three natural toothpaste options that will give you a brighter and whiter smile within weeks of use. Put Sea Salt on Your Teeth Salt is often seen as being bad for you, but that isn't the case when it comes to sea salt and toothpaste alternatives. [Read More]

Internal Bleaching of Dead Teeth: What You Need to Know

Posted on 11 November 2016

Modern cosmetic dentistry provides a range of tooth whitening services, but whitening dead teeth can still pose a problem. However, a treatment called internal bleaching may provide a solution. Below is a guide to everything you need to know about the internal bleaching of dead teeth. Dead Teeth When you undergo a procedure such as a root canal, your dentist will remove the soft inner pulp of the tooth. This causes the blood supply to the tooth to cease, and the tooth will die. [Read More]

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Wisdom Teeth: Removal, Maintenance and Cavity Prevention

Wisdom teeth are the largest molars in the very back of your mouth. While many people get their wisdom teeth removed, others keep them and the right decisions varies for everyone. In this blog, I want to present as much "wisdom" as possible on wisdom teeth. If you are trying to decided whether or not to keep yours, this information can help you decide. If you still have your wisdom teeth, this blog will show you how to take care of them, and it will look into the risk factors of cavities on wisdom teeth. I have unique perspective on this issue. I had a couple of wisdom teeth removed so I know what that feels like, but I still have the other two so I know that caring for them can be challenging as well.

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