Dentist

Sedation In Pediatric Dentistry

When it comes to matters of sedation, a growing number of individuals are advocating for the presence of sedation during many dental procedures. It can make procedures that are generally considered annoying, or occasionally even painful, much easier to stand. However, the question of sedation in pediatric dentistry procedures is still a hotly debated topic. There are several questions concerned parents tend to always ask before "putting their child under". This brief article will serve to answer several of those questions. Read More 

2 Easy Ways To Reduce Clear Tooth Aligner Discomfort

If your teeth are slightly crooked or misaligned, then you may want a more perfect smile, but metal braces are often unappealing to adults. Clear braces are a great alternative since most people will be unaware that they are even in your mouth. Clear braces are usually more comfortable than traditional varieties too, but you may still feel some slight discomfort. If this fact makes you think twice about tooth straightening, then you should know that there are some easy ways to reduce pain and soreness, like some of the examples below. Read More 

4 Things You Need To Know About Chipped Teeth

Tooth enamel is strong, but it's not completely indestructible, and many things can cause it to chip. Chipped teeth are a very common problem, affecting Americans at a rate of 5 teeth per every 100 people. Repairing chipped teeth is a routine procedure for dentists, and there are lots of ways that they can do it. Here's what you need to know about this common tooth injury. What causes chipped teeth? Read More 

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Image-Guided Dental Implant Surgery

If you have recently had teeth pulled and are looking into getting dental implants to replace the lost teeth, you should know that there are different surgical options to choose from. Among the most cutting edge of methods of dental implant surgery is image-guided dental surgery. It is a relatively new procedure that essentially uses X-rays to guide the dentist in order to produce accurate and safe results. This brief article will adequately define image guided dental surgery, address the advantages and disadvantages of the surgery, as well as describe who qualifies for such surgeries. Read More 

7 Ways Your Dentist Can Save Your Life

For most people, a trip to the dentist involves a little anxiety over not flossing often enough and wondering if they have any cavities. They do not expect their dentist to save their life simply by performing an oral exam, but it happens. In fact, dentists are often the first medical professionals to see early warning signs of many deadly diseases. Opening up and saying, "Ah!" really can save your life. Read More