3 Things That Might Change the Way You Handle Your Dental Hygiene

Posted on 24 August 2020

After losing your milk teeth, they get replaced by permanent teeth, which may last for a lifetime. The central incisors are the first set of teeth that you lose at around six years. Then, they are followed by canines, molars and the lateral incisors, which may drop off between ten and twelve years. Sadly, some individuals do not realise that the strength of their permanent teeth highly depends on their diet and oral hygiene practices. [Read More]

What to Do If Your Broken Tooth Keeps Cutting Your Tongue

Posted on 18 June 2020

A broken tooth is a common injury that dentists deal with often. And in most cases, you can wait a while before you fix a chipped or broken tooth. But sometimes, a broken tooth is so jagged and sharp that it can cut your tongue whenever you eat or speak. If this happens once, it's annoying and painful — if it keeps happening, it's a dental emergency. As such, if your broken tooth is causing you great discomfort, then take the following steps. [Read More]

Important Things to Note About Denture Repair

Posted on 22 November 2019

If you are new to dentures or have used dentures for quite some time without any repair requirements, you need to know the factors that necessitate denture repair. With these factors in mind, you can avoid injury to your mouth — especially your gums and tongue. Since you use your mouth every day to talk, eat and drink, a painful mouth injury would make you restless. Types of Denture Repairs [Read More]

Common Repairs Your Denture May Need

Posted on 30 October 2019

Just like natural teeth, if you have dentures, they are eventually going to need to be repaired by your dentist. A denture may break over time, or it may suddenly break. Either way, it's important to your dental as well as emotional health that your repairs are done quickly. Here is a look at the common things that can occasionally go wrong with your dentures and require denture repair. Hairline Cracks [Read More]

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Wisdom Teeth: Removal, Maintenance and Cavity Prevention

Wisdom teeth are the largest molars in the very back of your mouth. While many people get their wisdom teeth removed, others keep them and the right decisions varies for everyone. In this blog, I want to present as much "wisdom" as possible on wisdom teeth. If you are trying to decided whether or not to keep yours, this information can help you decide. If you still have your wisdom teeth, this blog will show you how to take care of them, and it will look into the risk factors of cavities on wisdom teeth. I have unique perspective on this issue. I had a couple of wisdom teeth removed so I know what that feels like, but I still have the other two so I know that caring for them can be challenging as well.

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