Preventative Strategies For Avoiding Gum Disease
Gum disease (periodontitis) is a condition caused by the gradual build-up of harmful oral bacteria. Over time, these bacteria form a sticky film known as plaque, which adheres to the surface of tooth enamel. Left...
Signs That Your Child May Need Braces
For many years, the standard solution for tooth misalignment has been braces. Fortunately braces have continued to benefit from advancements made possible by modern dental technology. Although you should talk to...
Important Questions To Ask Your Dentist
Your dentist will be your go-to resource for all things dental health, so it helps to choose wisely. In order to choose the right dentist for your needs, however, you must understand what kinds of questions to ask....
Flossing 101
If you don't want tooth decay or gingivitis to become part of your future, it is important that you take care of your teeth. In addition to brushing your teeth and visiting your dentist, you should also be...
A Look At Recent Dentistry Advances
The field of dentistry is constantly changing, adapting, and advancing, and your dentist has more help than ever in diagnosing your condition and performing the necessary treatment. These dental advancements have...
The Symptoms Of Xerostomia
Although we may not think about them often, saliva has plenty of biological uses. Unfortunately those who suffer from xerostomia have trouble producing an adequate amount of saliva. This can make it difficult to chew...
Dry Mouth 101
If you have been finding your mouth uncomfortably dry, you may be suffering from xerostomia. There are many different factors that might contribute to this dental complication, from your age to the medications you...
Essential Information About Gingivitis
From the time you were a child, your dentist urged you to practice proper dental hygiene in order to avoid problems with your teeth and gums in the future. One of the problems that he or she was referring to is...
How Your Dentist Can Help With Xerostomia
Those who suffer from xerostomia fail to produce enough saliva. Unfortunately this can make it difficult to chew and swallow your food, plague you with bad breath, and even cause physical pain. On the upside, your...
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