Implants and Bridges: What Dentist’s Can Do for You
The main benefit of both implants and bridges is the replacement of one or more missing teeth. Both achieve this result by anchoring false teeth to a natural tooth, which helps provide stability and comfort for those who use them.
How to Keep Your Teeth in Tip-Top Shape
A team of researchers from NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing conducted an analysis that suggests tooth loss as a risk factor for cognitive impairment and dementia.
What is the Best Way to Clean Denture Teeth?
Dentist recommend that denture wearers take their dentures out at night so that saliva can accumulate between dentures and the gums.
Reasons to Consider a Composite Restoration
Composite restorations are usually long-lasting. Composite restorations can be used to repair teeth that have been damaged or decayed without having to resort to crowns.
Getting a Dental Crown: What you need to know
Dental crowns are made out of porcelain, metal alloys such as gold or platinum, or plastic resin materials like acrylic resins and polycarbonates.
Why Flossing is Important For Your Health!
We all know that flossing is important for our health. However, many of us don't do it. There are a few reasons why people avoid flossing: they can't find the time, find it boring [...]
Researchers Find New Details Regarding The Body’s Response To Gum Diseases
A recent study done at the University of Washington further supports the importance of proper oral hygiene as it unravels new aspects of gingivitis and the body's response to it.
Types of Dental Cleanings
It is widely known that you need to be visiting your dentist for a dental cleaning at least every six months so that your oral health is maintained, not to mention your impressive smile.
Study Busts Dental Myth And Concludes Dental Procedures Are Safe During The Pandemic
Is it really dangerous to opt for a dental procedure during this time? A recent study conducted at Ohio State's College of Dentistry aimed towards finding the answer to this question.
What is Laughing Gas, And Why Is It Used In Dental Office?
Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, has been an essential and dispensable part of dentistry for years in Canada and Worldwide.