I have a toothache! What should I do? There are number of causes of toothache other than tooth decay which is the primary cause of toothache for most children & adults. Other possible causes of toothache can include: An accumulation...
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Maintaining Healthy Teeth And Gums While Pregnant After you become pregnant, your hormones, especially progesterone, start to increase and change. Hormones do not affect just the growth of your little one; they also change the very chemistry of your body....
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Medication Side Effects Can Affect Your Oral Health Many medications, including vitamins, minerals and herbal preparations, can have a negative effect on your oral health. Make sure that the dental office has your most recent medical history, including a list...
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Overcoming Dental Fear and Anxiety A certain extent of apprehension is normal before going to the dentist. But if your anxiety affects your oral health and prevent you from going to the dentist, you may be experiencing dental fear, anxiety,...
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Planning For Your Wedding Day Smile One tradition that has become universal in many cultures is photographing to record the magic of a wedding day. Whether bride or groom, you’ll want to look your best and in the midst of...
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Basic Protection Even if a tooth has been knocked out, it often can be saved if you get to a dentist quickly enough. Minor chips and cracks can be repaired. Dentists use tooth-colored materials that are nearly as strong as...
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Teeth Whitening – Should I do it? Teeth Whitening is a quick and easy way to ensure that you will be able to greet friends and family with a beautiful smile. Before you consider having your teeth whitening done we...
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Do you have an important event coming up where you need to look your best? Do you want a confident glowing smile for the rest of your life? Do you see your dentist every 6 months? If you answered “YES”...
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WHAT IS A ROOT CANAL? Root canal treatment is the removal of the tooth’s pulp, a small, thread-like tissue in the center of the tooth. Once the damaged, diseased or dead pulp is removed, the remaining space is cleaned, shaped...
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Bruxism is the involuntary clenching, grinding and gnashing of the teeth. About half of the population does it from time to time. Around five per cent of the population are regular, forceful tooth grinders. Often it happens during sleep, but...
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