Losing a tooth is an unfortunate, but not altogether uncommon, experience. If such a misfortune does befall you, either by losing a tooth on its own or needing a tooth to be removed for surgical purposes, then you will need to figure out exactly how you want to replace that tooth. You have three main options, which are dentures, bridges, and implants. Here are some various considerations that you should keep in mind when you are deciding between the three:
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You probably heard that sugar is bad for you and your family's teeth. But you may not know what alternatives you have. The following guide will teach you why sugar is detrimental and offer a few dental-friendly options you can consider.
What's Wrong With Sugar?
You need to understand the makeup of your mouth to understand what sugar can do to you and your family's oral health. The mouth is filled with good and bad bacteria.
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Teeth bleaching is one of the most popular examples of cosmetic dentistry today, and a white smile has frequently come to signify good health and youth to many people. However, although it is so common, there are still misconceptions about its use and benefits, even though more than 88% of orthodontists have reported that their patients have asked for dental whitening. Therefore, it is a good idea to consider three questions that many other people have asked about teeth bleaching in recent years.
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Did you just get your teeth whitened? They're now beautiful and sparkly, so you don't want to do something immediately to mess them up. So, to keep your pearly whites just that, here are a few foods and beverages that you need to make sure you avoid:
1. Coffee
Yes, your morning of cup of joe is probably one of the worst things you can drink after having your teeth whitened.
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At one point in time, you have probably experienced the discomfort and inconvenience caused by an extremely dry mouth. Yet for people who suffer from chronic dry mouth-- otherwise known as xerostomia--this condition is more than just a temporary annoyance. If you would like to learn more about xerostomia, read on. This article will answer two common questions about chronic dry mouth.
What's the difference between having a dry mouth--and having xerostomia?
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