Snoring is more than just a nuisance Almost everyone snores at times. But do you or your partner have a problem with snoring every night? Snoring can affect not only the quality of your own sleep but also your partner’s. Fatigue in the daytime and a lowered immune system can also be the result of...Read More
Sedation is a great solution for patients with a fear of the dentist, especially those with extensive treatments needed in order to achieve the smile they want. However, the use of sedatives also comes along with constant monitoring of vitals, as well as a bit of time needed for the medication to wear off...Read More
Dental anxiety is an interesting topic. It is much more common than any other health related anxiety, and can even become as serious as dental phobia. Dental anxiety typically stems from several common issues: Fear of pain. —This typically results from a poor childhood dental experience or a horror story from a close family member...Read More
A new study came out recently that linked some serious tooth enamel damage with the chemical Bisphenol A (more commonly known as BPA). This is a recent study, and follow-up studies will likely be conducted, but the findings are worth noting when making decisions about what types of products to purchase for your babies and...Read More
Did you know that 24% of Americans say the teeth are what they remember most about someone after meeting them? Interestingly enough, teeth and the state of your smile have a huge impact on your career, dating life, and your personal satisfaction. Check out some fascinating statistics regarding the subject. Career 74% of people believe unattractive...Read More
There are some foods and drinks that are just part of summer. Popsicles. Frozen fruity beverages. Grilled foods with all of the fixings (pickles, lettuce, tomato…). We all enjoy some favorite seasonal foods, and while we shouldn’t just stop enjoying them, it is important to be aware of which ones can pose harm to our...Read More
About 75% of American adults experience at least some form of fear (even if very mild) when visiting the dentist or encountering a dental procedure. 5 to 10% of the American adult population experience actual dental phobia, meaning they avoid dental visits at all costs. This can lead to a cycle where every dental...Read More
Between the ages of 6 and 12, a malocclusion, or bad bite, may become evident in your child. As adult teeth begin to develop, your child may experience crowding (teeth too close together), too much space in between the teeth, protruding teeth, jaw problems, or extra or missing teeth. Some of these problems are caused...Read More
There are several components to choosing the right toothbrush for you. There is no special brand or correct brush that will work miracles in your mouth, but there are a couple of factors to consider when shopping to replace your brush. Size Your toothbrush should be able to reach even the most narrow spaces in...Read More
We have discussed TMJ in the past, but neuromuscular dentistry is also a popular buzzword in the dental world today. Treating jaw pain and headaches through neuromuscular dentistry is highly successful and produces lasting results. Neuromuscular dentistry operates on the principle that the teeth are meant to align in a certain way, and many people’s...Read More
