In recent years, dental implants have allowed millions of Americans the opportunity to replace damaged and deteriorated teeth with permanent, durable substitutes. According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, the success rate of these groundbreaking procedures is a remarkable 98%. The implants themselves are, in essence, threaded screws made of materials such as titanium […]
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In the grand scheme of human evolution, modern family dentistry is a relatively new innovation. Ancient Egyptians, Romans, Arabs, Greeks, and Indians created toothbrushes from twigs, and cleaned their teeth with leaves as well. They would fray the ends of the twig, so it would clean between the teeth properly. Dentistry in Ancient Times In
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The Oral-B in your medicine cabinet might look pretty similar to every other toothbrush you’ve owned over the course of your lifetime, but that doesn’t mean engineers from all over the world aren’t still trying to improve on the tried and true design. Guided by the basic human inclination to want to build a better
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Most diabetics are aware of the common health risks related to their disease. The eyes, heart, and kidneys are three major concerns of those living with diabetes. But there are other health risks that come into play when dealing with this disease, and one of those health risks is gum disease. Gum disease might seem more
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Brushing your teeth should be a “this-goes-without-saying” part of your daily routine. If we want to have good oral health it is imperative to brush at least twice a day. But many people are really still in the dark about brushing practices. Here are five common mistakes people make that you should avoid. Your Toothbrush
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Brushing, flossing, and regular dental cleanings: the holy trinity of cavity prevention. These essential dental hygiene practices constitute our first line of defense against cavities. But is that all we can do to keep our teeth healthy and cavity-free? Certainly not! There are plenty of other ways to stave off cavity formation, some of which
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Parents known that a child’s oral health is vital to their overall physical health. Some people take dental health for granted, but the health of teeth and gums is highly important, particularly when a child is still growing. What are Sealants? The mouth has many small crevices that are difficult or even impossible to reach
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Keeping a healthy mouth is one of the most important factors in maintaining overall good health. But what causes tooth decay and how can we prevent it? Most people believe that eating sweets alone is the main culprit, but the truth is that that is not so. It is acid that causes tooth decay, and
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As all parents know, good oral hygiene is an essential part of a child’s healthcare, and going to the dentist is something we all must do to have strong healthy teeth. Introducing your child to the dentist at a very young age will accustom her to the office, the dentist and his staff, and some
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Your annual dental exam is just the first step on the path to good oral hygiene. In fact, most of the legwork associated with your dental care will happen right in the comfort of your own home. Generally speaking, daily dental care isn’t something most people look forward to; brushing is a necessity and flossing
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Many individuals underestimate the importance of proper sleep on oral health. Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder that affects oral health. This condition leads
