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Take Steps to Treat Chronic Mouth Breathing as Early as Possible
posted: Jan. 14, 2021.
Many things can affect your child’s future dental health: oral hygiene, diet, or habits like thumb sucking or teeth grinding. But there’s one you might not have considered: how they Read more -
What To Do and Not Do for These 3 Common Childhood Dental Problems
posted: Jan. 04, 2021.
Knowing what to do—and what not to do—when your child is sick can greatly affect their health and well-being. That's especially true with dental problems.Here then are some Dos and Read more -
New Minimally Invasive Techniques are Improving Tooth Decay Treatment
posted: Dec. 25, 2020.
Although techniques and materials have changed, dentists still follow basic principles for treating tooth decay that date from the late 19th Century. And for good reason: They work. These principles Read more -
4 Things you Should do if Your Child Complains of a Toothache
posted: Dec. 15, 2020.
If your child has a toothache, there’s good news — and not so good news. The good news is the pain rarely indicates an emergency. On the downside, though, it Read more -
Two Major Causes for Implant Failure and How You Can Prevent Them
posted: Dec. 05, 2020.
Dental implants are a reliable way to replace teeth. More than 95% of implants survive ten years after their installation, and many of these could conceivably continue for decades.But that Read more -
Don't Let an Eating Disorder Wreck Oral Health
posted: Nov. 25, 2020.
Eating disorders cause more than psychological harm. The binge-purge cycle of bulimia or the self-starvation patterns of anorexia can also injure the physical body, especially the mouth.For example, nine in Read more -
3 Things You can do to Slow Tooth Wear
posted: Nov. 15, 2020.
Unlike our primitive ancestors, our teeth have it relatively easy. Human diets today are much more refined than their counterparts from thousands of years ago. Ancient teeth recovered from those Read more -
That Energy Drink You Take for a Boost Might Be Hurting Your Dental Health
posted: Nov. 05, 2020.
Although energy drinks are but a blip on the historical timeline compared to coffee or tea, they've displaced these traditional stimulants among nearly half of today's adolescents and young adults. Read more -
How to Clean Your Oral Appliance
posted: Oct. 26, 2020.
Question: What oral health issue do teenagers who wear orthodontic retainers and older folks who wear dentures have in common?Answer: Both need to pay particular attention to cleaning their oral Read more -
The 21st Century Promises Better Dental Diagnostics with Cone Beam Imaging
posted: Oct. 16, 2020.
X-rays revolutionized dental care in the 20th Century. The same could happen in the 21st Century as cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) becomes a fixture beside the traditional x-ray machine.CBCT Read more -
If You Thought the Last Century Was Amazing for Dental Care, Just Wait
posted: Oct. 06, 2020.
What a difference a hundred years can make—especially the last one hundred. In the early 20th Century, trains were the prime mode of cross-country transportation, electrical power was not universally Read more -
How to Maximize Your Child's Dental Health Potential
posted: Sep. 26, 2020.
There’s a potential threat lurking in your young child’s mouth—tooth decay. This destructive disease can not only rob them of teeth now, it could also impact their dental health long Read more -
Royal Treatment for a Damaged Tooth
posted: Sep. 16, 2020.
If your tooth sustains damage that compromises its structure — typically through decay or trauma — you have several options depending on the extent of the damage: One of them Read more -
Act Quickly With a Knocked Out Tooth to Ensure Its Long-Term Survival
posted: Sep. 06, 2020.
We Americans love our sports, whether as participants or spectators. But there's also a downside to contact sports like soccer, football or basketball: a higher risk of injury, particularly to Read more -
Don't let Gum Disease - the 'Other Dental Disease' - Rob you of Your Smile
posted: Aug. 27, 2020.
There's a lot of emphasis — well-placed, of course — on preventing and treating tooth decay. But there's another dental disease just as dangerous to your oral health and nearly Read more -
A Stainless Steel Crown Could Extend the Life of a Primary Molar
posted: Aug. 17, 2020.
One of the key elements in a child’s development is their first set of teeth. Although primary (“baby”) teeth last only a few years, they’re critically important for enabling a Read more
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