Dental Guides (Page 34)
Who is A Dentist?
A dentist specializes in dentistry and is also referred to as a dental surgeon. Dentistry deals with the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of conditions and diseases concerning the oral cavity. A dentist is often the doctor that people see more than any other doctors as the field is uniquely oriented towards preventing diseases. Going by a general estimation, of all the dental procedures at... ❯❯❯
How to Find the Best Dentist in Sarasota Florida
Dental problems are a common phenomenon in the current times, especially due to the sugary diets we take. There is a higher possibility that you or your loved ones has visited a dentist due to tooth decay, teeth whitening and cleaning among other dental issues. One of the most crucial things to consider is accessing a qualified specialist who will understand your problem and offer great results.... ❯❯❯
Don't Choose A Dentist Before Reading This
A lot of the time, when it comes to talking about dentists, most people don’t think about things until something goes wrong, and this is the wrong perspective to have. Oral health isn’t only a major part of your daily comfort, but also factors into your health in other ways. This means that taking the time to choose a dentist who meets the needs of you and your family is always time well... ❯❯❯
How Oral Hygiene, Diet, and the Immune System May Save Your Teeth
We know that our body organs function in tandem with each other and treating one part of the body may affect another in positive and negative ways.
Although the medical community did not believe that teeth could be naturally regenerated in the past (unlike any other organ or body part), more recent studies and articles speak to the contrary.
In order to understand the symbiotic relationship of... ❯❯❯
What to Expect at a Visit to the Dentist
First time appointment with your dentist may feel daunting and many Americans avoid seeing a dentist due to fear and anxiety. However, your dental health should not be taken for granted. When it comes to visiting a dentist there are a few things which you need to consider. Firstly, you should find a good dentist near your area and secondly, you must feel completely comfortable with your dentist.... ❯❯❯
Taking Care of Your Teeth While Traveling
When planning to travel out of town or the country, you always pack your toiletries. A toothbrush and toothpaste are pretty much the first things you pack. Like you would add your sunscreen and shoes, they are essentials. When you come off the plane or bus, tired, clothes rumpled and your mouth stinking, you know the hard part of traveling is staying clean and fresh. When you are well prepared... ❯❯❯
Achieving Painless Dental Floss Waterpik Solution
Every dentist will emphasize the importance of flossing because it helps get rid of food particles and plaque which has built up in the cracks between your teeth. If you were to let this debris stay there for too long, you could suffer from tooth decay and possibly even gum disease. The most common tool for flossing that people use is the waxed string floss or dental picks. However, both of these... ❯❯❯
How Great Oral Health Can Do Wonders For Your Social Life
Everybody already knows the impact of good oral health on overall physical condition. It can reduce the risk for heart disease, certain cancers, and prevent flare-ups of other health issues such as diabetes and throat sensitivity. Plus, not dealing with toothache is certainly something to be quite thankful for. The benefits don’t end with those, however. Having great oral health and beautiful... ❯❯❯
Advances in Technology – Understanding the Benefits of 3D Dental X-rays
Going to the dentist or endodontist is never fun, but subjecting yourself to those time-consuming x-rays is perhaps one of the most challenging experiences. While they aren’t meant to cause pain, there are times when your mouth is already sore, so the process can be extremely stressful. The worst is having x-rays of teeth that are abscessed but with the advances in x-ray technology, you no longer... ❯❯❯
Avoiding Gum Stress: Adding a Water Flosser to Your Collection Will Save You Money and Time, as Well as Providing a Safe Alternative for Your Gums
Do you forget to floss sometimes? You’re not alone. Studies show that just half of Americans floss daily, and about 18 percent don’t floss at all. But, whether you do it or not, flossing is an essential aspect of oral hygiene. It’s the only practical way to clean the spaces between your teeth where your toothbrush can’t reach. Dental floss is the most common flossing tool in the world, but it’s... ❯❯❯
