When you visit the dentist, your dentist will take x-rays of your
teeth and examine your mouth to determine if you have any cavities. You
can find out whether you have cavities long before visiting the dentist
by looking at some simple signs of cavities in teeth.
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Function and Form: How Cosmetic Dentistry Helps
Cosmetic dentists do more than just fix the functionality of your
teeth. They also help you regain your self-esteem by correcting aspects
of your smile that you may be ashamed of. Your smile says a lot about
you, so of course you’d want it to look the best that it possibly can.
Here are a few ways in which cosmetic dentistry can help:
Thursday, July 30, 2015
Dental X-Rays and Diagnosis of Periodontal Disease
According to Colgate, an estimated 75 percent of Americans aged 35
and above have periodontal diseases in various stages. Periodontal or
gum disease is described as bacterial growth that gradually destroys the
tissues needed to support the teeth. When untreated on time, gum
disease can result in the loss of all your teeth. To come up with an
accurate diagnosis, your dentist may use certain tools, including dental
x-rays.
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Zoom: A Technology for Teeth Whitening
Teeth get discolored for various reasons—smoking, certain
foods and drinks, poor dental hygiene, etc. Even if you avoid these,
however, teeth can still develop discolorations over time. While the
enamel is the hardest substance in the body, it will eventually wear out
with age, making the teeth more prone to stains.
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