Understanding Dental Pain and Bacterial Infections

Posted on: 17 March 2022

Dental implants are supportive, foundational devices that replace the roots of lost teeth. Consequently, a dental implant alone is not sufficient for a complete tooth replacement. It is designed to support a dental prosthetic appliance that replaces one or more teeth. An implant must be covered by a crown to restore the functionality and appearance of a missing tooth. After a dental provider positions a dental implant in the jawbone, bone cells grow around the device through a healing process called osseointegration. [Read More]

Posted on: 9 February 2022

A toothache can make it hard to concentrate. Unfortunately, most toothaches don't go away on their own. Instead, they need dentist intervention. The right remedy for your toothache will depend on its cause. Fortunately, dentists have many tools and techniques at their disposal. Here are four ways that your dentist can treat your toothache: 1. Prescription Toothpaste When you visit your dentist complaining of a toothache, they will perform a thorough exam to determine the cause. [Read More]

Posted on: 29 December 2021

While most people are aware of the importance of proper oral hygiene for the protection of their teeth and gums from dental diseases, a presumption that some people make is that as long as they brush and floss their teeth, they will never be at risk of developing a cavity. But this is not true. Unquestionably, brushing and flossing reduce one's vulnerability to cavities. Nonetheless, the location of the molars and premolars coupled with their grooved and pitted nature does make these teeth more susceptible to plaque, increasing the risk of decay. [Read More]

Posted on: 15 November 2021

Dental crowns, also called dental caps, help to improve your smile. They can be used to repair teeth and to protect your teeth from damage. Many benefits come with using dental crowns to fix your teeth.   Benefit #1: Protect a Dead Tooth  Your teeth can get infected. When the pulp of your tooth gets infected, it kills the inside of your tooth, and the infection can impact your jaw as well. [Read More]