There are various reasons our teeth can hurt–such as decay, leaking fillings, fractured teeth or an abscessed nerve. However, root sensitivity is the most common culprit, as one-third of Americans are affected. Cold air, brushing, hot or cold foods can all cause pain if you have root sensitivity. The roots are not covered with enamel like the top of the tooth. The [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, July 28, 2009
There are so many tooth products on the market promising to prevent tooth decay or gingivitis. It is difficult to determine what toothbrush, rinse or toothpaste is the best. Even with all these products, surveys report that nine out of 10 people get gum disease and 91.3 percent of adults experience tooth decay. As a [...]
Continue reading...Monday, March 9, 2009
If lack of care or trauma has resulted in tooth loss, patients can take comfort in knowing options exist for them. Providing there is enough bone, implants can replace missing teeth. An ideal solution for people who have a missing tooth or teeth, dental implants replace both the tooth and the root. Versatile, strong and [...]
Continue reading...Friday, August 15, 2008
Family Dentistry, PC Have you ever passed someone and realized you suddenly felt better inside? Perhaps it was the smile they shared with you. A smile can convey a lot about a person and 90 percent of those surveyed say they remember someone’s smile more than any other feature. Are you smiling yet? If not, maybe [...]
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
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