Dental Guides (Page 33)
A Comprehensive look on Sedation Dentistry- Basics, Right Applicants, Types, Levels and Benefits
The moment people hear the word dentist it incites a worry or fear on them. The shrill dental drill sound to the needles poking the gums are reasons enough in causing anxiety and stopping one from meeting the dentist. Here sedation dentistry will be the perfect route to follow. What is Sedation Dentistry? It is a means to keep a patient relaxed and calm by using sedatives while performing the... ❯❯❯
Why are Root Canal Treatments Becoming so Popular across the World?
Most people are usually reluctant to undergo a root canal treatment for obvious reasons. They assume it is a very painful procedure. However, many prominent dentists from around the world say that this is a misconception on their part. It is a virtually painless procedure thanks to advances in modern anesthesia. Such professionals point out that such treatment becomes necessary to save the pulp... ❯❯❯
The 6 Untold Benefits Of Cosmetic Dentistry
Growing up involves going through different stages. At one point in life, you shed your milk teeth and start growing permanent teeth. As you grow older, you may have noticed that your teeth don't look as good as they did when you were young. However, you shouldn't worry as cosmetic dentistry is here to fix all that. There are several cosmetic dentistry professionals who can fix your oral issues.... ❯❯❯
A Guide to Dental Implants: Types, Benefits, and Risks
They say that ‘nothing you wear is more important than your smile.' True indeed, a smile makes the day. And, as Anthony Liccione says ‘Teeth aren't pearly, until your smile.' Every part of the body is important in its own ways. Teeth, the most prominent feature on a person's face doesn't only enhance the beauty factor, but it is essential for enjoying the food of your taste and choice. However,... ❯❯❯
How to Get More Online Customer Reviews as a Dentist
We know that, in today's world, online customer reviews are the new word-of-mouth for your business. The better the reviews, the better the reputation of your business, and the more likely that the people who research your business online will end up being your customers. But the number of stars your business gets in the reviews is not everything that counts. According to 44 West Dental, factors... ❯❯❯
Clear Aligners vs. Clear Braces: Which is better for you?
As kids, we were always told that taking good care of our teeth is important. Regular brushing, flossing, and regular visit to the dentists are some of the most effective ways to maintain our pearly whites. Maintaining a healthy set of teeth is very beneficial in terms of cosmetic and health reasons, and sometimes, even for professional reasons. In some cases, unlucky genes, improper “adult... ❯❯❯
Are You Looking for a Family Dentist? Read This…
According to research that was done in 2015 in the U.S., 20% of people interviewed reported that they suffered from anxiety as a result of the state of their teeth. 30% of the respondents shared that their mouth and teeth were either in fair or poor condition. This emphasizes the importance good oral health, which is often underestimated. In order to ensure that your teeth are in good condition,... ❯❯❯
The Most Common Cosmetic Dental Procedures
Dentistry has witnessed quite a lot of advances in the past few years. Due to these advancements, cosmetic dental procedures have become popular than ever. These days patients have a plethora of options at their disposal when it comes to dental procedures they can opt for in order to enhance their appearance and flaunt their sparkling smile. Some of these most common cosmetic dental procedures... ❯❯❯
Things to Consider Before and After a Cavitation Surgery
A healthy body is something that everyone should have! And it's surprising that not many people consider dental health to be a part of a robust body system. Teeth infections can result in other health issues as well. The hidden viral infections found in tooth sockets can give rise to several illness symptoms. The symptoms of cavitations include heart problems, chronic fatigue, migraines,... ❯❯❯
5 signs that you're experiencing TMD (temporomandibular disorder)
Temporomandibular Disorder, or TMD for short, is a painful and potentially serious muscle and joint disorder that affects the jaw as well as the muscles and joints connected to it. TMD affects up to 15% of adults and can be a very painful and sometimes serious condition. Numerous underlying conditions can cause TMD, including arthritis, chronic teeth grinding, and injury. Unfortunately, TMD... ❯❯❯
