Most people have often mistaken canker sore and cold sore to be the same thing. They are not. Cold sores are also known as herpes simplex type 1 or fever blisters. They are groups of painful, fluid-filled blisters that are clustered together. Cold sores are caused by viruses and are [...]Read More
The pandemic that is known as the Coronavirus (Covid-19) spreads airborne through respiratory droplets. Ongoing research shows that it remains in the air when a person cough or sneezes, so when someone else breathes the same air, they can also get sick. The virus can also be your mucus or [...]Read More
Many possibilities can create irritation and cause inflammation to the gums, making it painful and sore. For aching gums, you should try these simple and easy home remedies: Rinsing your mouth with warm/lukewarm saltwater. Use toothbrushes with soft bristles. Take over the counter painkillers (ex. Acetaminophen, such as Tylenol). Mouthwash [...]Read More
There are various types of cosmetic dentistry treatments available for you in terms of wanting to improve the appearance of your teeth and your smile. Modern dentistry offers options to help you achieve and obtain a whiter, straighter, perfect and more beautiful smile. Various Types of Cosmetic Dentistry Treatments Invisalign [...]Read More
Have you ever notice that there are white spots on your teeth? This is a common condition known as hypomineralization when the teeth are exposed to too much fluoride. Here are some reasons why there are spots on your teeth and how deeply the discoloration may be: The Possible Risk [...]Read More
Flossing is one of the essential steps in your daily oral hygiene routine. You are highly encouraged by your dentist and hygienist to floss your teeth every day. It will maintain your gum’s health to keep your teeth strong and healthy. Frequently, many people do not see the critical need [...]Read More
Headaches and tooth pains are interconnected by the craniocervical (skull and neck) and the orofacial (mouth, jaws, and face) systems that can lead to intense pain due to their anatomical proximity. Headaches and toothaches share the same nerve called the trigeminal nerve. The trigeminal nerve is the largest sensory nerve [...]Read More
What can I do about it? Periodontal disease is the #1 leading cause of permanent tooth loss. With severe infection, it causes deterioration of the gums and bones. Periodontal disease affects 3 million people every year. High risk of teeth shifting, permanent damage, and tooth loss. Routine dental cleaning will [...]Read More
For females, during pregnancy, your schedule is filled with appointments from your obstetrician to various other doctor appointments to ensure that you are getting all the check-ups you need. Yet, not many thought about the importance of setting up appointments with your dentist. Dental appointments should be listed as an [...]Read More
Everyone is scared of going to the dentist. There is a fear, anxiety, or stigma regarding being seated on a dentist chair with many medical tools and technologies surrounding you that automatically puts you in a fight or flight mode. There is such a concern for dental anxiety where one [...]Read More« Previous1…34567…13Next »
