Understanding Dental Pain and Bacterial Infections

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]

Posted on: 6 October 2021

A dental practice cannot function properly if it is not adequately supplied with medical and dental equipment. Unfortunately, mistakes are frequently made at many dental practices when it comes to supply purchases that detract from a practice's ability to best meet patient needs. The following are six mistakes to avoid when it comes to acquiring medical supplies for your dental practice.  Not planning ahead regarding medical supply orders You need to keep your dental practice stocked up on the medical supplies you need to provide quality service to your patients. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 August 2021

Do you really want to have your teeth whitened, but you're worried about the potential for sensitivity afterward? If so, it will help to know the following things that can reduce sensitivity. Know The Gel That's Being Used There is not a single gel that is used for teeth whitening, which means that you have some options out there. There are some gels that use a peroxide base to whiten your teeth and others that are peroxide-free. [Read More]