Oral Care
Beautiful Smile: 4 Oral Health Tips For Everyone To Benefit From
Mon, Apr 11, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Anita Ginsburg / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Taking care of your oral health has benefits that range from lowering your risk of heart disease to improving your self-confidence. Yet, it is easy to forget some of the best strategies over time. Or, you might have slacked off on your oral hygiene routine while you were dealing with a stressful life change. Whatever the situation may be, you’ve got the chance to get back on track by using these oral health tips that are beneficial for people from all types of backgrounds. Make Sure You’re Brushing Long Enough Many...
Bad Breath Behind COVID Mask - Why And What To Do
Mon, Apr 04, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts As COVID is still prevalent around the world many places are continuing mask requirements and causing some changes to daily lives. One of those changes is the increased number of people noticing they are developing bad breath while wearing their mask. This occurs for a few reasons, and there are steps that can be taken to decrease this problem. Water consumption and bad breath Bad breath that occurs with mask wearing can be attributed to two main factors. One is that with a mask people are simply more aware of their...
Best Ways To Save Your Natural Teeth
Wed, Mar 30, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Once our natural teeth are damaged or extracted there isn’t a way to undo the damage that has been done. There are ways to protect them though. Some repairs can be made, or even replaced, with false teeth when necessary, but all of these come with a cost and varying levels of discomfort. These include saving the natural teeth and keeping them in place or replacing a tooth that is beyond repair. To save your own natural teeth it is important to attend regular dental appointments for both preventative care and...
5 Health Conditions That Can Cause Cavities
Wed, Mar 23, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Sofia Bradshaw / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Cavities are among the most common yet most untreated oral health concerns. According to the CDC.gov, cavities occur in over 57 percent of those aged 12 to 19. Among adults, about 90 percent or one in four adults have at least one cavity. If left unattended, cavities can become painful and create potential openings for dangerous infection and germs. While most people associate the formation of cavities with poor dental hygiene, they can be caused by diseases, too. Thus, in some cases, having a cavity may be a sign that there is...
Why Regular Dental Cleanings Are Important For Keeping Your Teeth Healthy
Tue, Mar 22, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Emma Sturgis / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Like any other body part, your teeth require regular cleanings. Dental cleaning is a routine performed by a dental hygienist where your entire mouth is examined and plaque and tartar removed with the guidance of a small mirror. There are four types of dental cleaning: prophylaxis dental cleaning, scaling and root planing cleaning, periodontal maintenance cleaning, and gross debridement cleaning - all equally important. It is important that you get regular dental cleanings because of the following reasons. Prevent Tooth Decay Plaque in your teeth decays to form an acid that...
4 Self-Care Tips For Teens
Mon, Mar 21, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Lewis Robinson / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Being a teenager can be difficult. You have school, homework, extracurricular activities, social and family obligations, and you may even have an after-school job. Trying to balance everything can cause you to feel burnt-out, overwhelmed, or stressed. Self-care is a fancy term for taking care of your physical and mental health by meeting your basic needs. Here are some self-care tips to help you maintain a better balance among your various daily obligations. 1. Get Enough Sleep If "adequate sleep" isn't listed as one of the 7 habits of highly effective...
Foods That Improve Your Dental Health
Thu, Mar 17, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Just as there are foods that can increase the risk of cavities, residue on the teeth, and plaque buildup, there are some foods that improve dental health. These foods provide the nutrients that teeth need to maintain strong enamel, protect teeth and gums from infection, and help prevent germ growth that causes cavities. Diet and food choices In addition to good oral hygiene, including brushing and flossing twice daily and maintaining regular dental visits, diet and food choices can help improve dental health. Dairy such as cheese, yogurt, and milk are all...
4 Ways Dental Implants Can Improve Your Quality Of Life
Tue, Mar 15, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Emma Sturgis / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Dental implants have been around for decades, but they’re becoming more popular in recent years. The main reason is because of the benefits that dental implants offer. They allow you to eat and speak normally, take medications, and enjoy a healthy smile after your surgery. However, they don’t just help you live a better quality of life - they can also save your life. Here are four ways dental implants can improve your quality of life. Enhance Your Self-Esteem Dental implants boost your self-esteem by giving you a healthy mouth that...
Why Brush At A 45-Degree Angle?
Tue, Mar 08, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Brushing teeth is one of the best ways to maintain the health of your teeth, but many people are not doing it in the way that provides the best results. Brushing teeth at the correct angle can allow the toothbrush to reach all areas of the tooth and clean along the gums. Most effective brushing technique When learning to brush, people often do not learn that brushing at a 45-degree angle to the teeth will provide the best results. This angle allows the bristles to reach not only to the gumline...
6 Ways To Support A Healthy Body This Year
Tue, Mar 01, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Finnegan Pierson / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Your health is one of your most valuable assets and often can be one that is hard to manage. Because of its complexity, it is not always easy to know how to support a healthy body. It can often feel like a shot in the dark. If you are tired of throwing everything at the wall when it comes to your health, you need to understand that there are a few strategies that you need to try. While there are several ways that you can approach your health, here are six...
How To Care For Your Teeth Following A Sports Injury
Tue, Feb 22, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Brooke Chaplan / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Engaging in sporting activities is essential to human life. Apart from the physical fitness and health benefits, sports also teach us valuable life lessons such as teamwork, discipline, focus, and endurance. Regardless of the kind of sport you participate in, you can’t rule out the possibilities of injuries taking place. According to the American Dental Assistants Association, one of the most common sports-related injuries occurs in the mouth. In this article, we shall discuss the best ways to take care of your teeth in case you sustain an injury during sports....
Understanding Dental Implants And When You Might Benefit From Them
Wed, Feb 16, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Emma Sturgis / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that are surgically inserted into the jawbone and then anchored in place permanently. The implants provide a foundation for replacement teeth or dentures and function as anchors of the real teeth to keep them securely rooted in the jaw. Dental implants have been in use since the 1960s, but due to improving technology over the past few years, the success rates have skyrocketed. Currently, some 10 million people worldwide have dental implants and an additional two million are treated each year. The difference between 20...
Gum Chewing – Good Or Bad For Teeth?
Tue, Feb 15, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts There are pros and cons for chewing gum with no real determination if it is good or bad for your teeth and health. There are some health benefits from chewing gum, but there are also some health factors that gum can worsen or cause. To decide if it is a good choice for you, it is important to consider all the aspects. The benefits of chewing gum include appetite suppression to avoid eating something sweet. By reducing sugar intake the teeth are less prone to cavities and damage. Other benefits of...
What To Know About Dental Antibiotics
Wed, Feb 09, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Jennifer Raskin / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Did you know that your dentist can prescribe antibiotics? They won’t always do so, but if you have an infected tooth or need a root canal, your dentist will likely insist on giving you dental antibiotics. If you have a severe infection or it has spread, or you have weakened immunity, you will get antibiotics from your dentist. The type they will use will depend on the type of germs that has caused your infection. Antibiotics that come from the penicillin class are the most commonly prescribed. Another antibiotic, metronidazole, may also...
Choosing The Right Foods For Dental Patients
Thu, Feb 03, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Paisley Hansen / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Maintaining healthy teeth and gums is about more than just proper brushing and flossing. Everyday lifestyle choices can have a significant impact on your oral health, regardless of how often you clean your teeth. Choosing a healthy diet and eating the right foods is especially important, as the right nutrients can help strengthen your teeth and fight inflammation. However, some foods can be harmful, especially when consumed in large amounts or on a regular basis. Many dentists recommend specific foods based on a patient's unique situation. For General Oral Health Many...
Is Green Tea Good For Dental Health?
Wed, Jan 19, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Green tea has many health benefits when consumed regularly. Research has discovered that these benefits also extend to dental health. By lowering the oral germs levels within the mouth, it encourages healthy teeth and gums which can extend to improvements throughout the body. Acidity and green tea One of the benefits of green tea is that it reduces the level of acidity in the saliva. The decreased acidity lowers the formation of cavities, and slows gum disease. It also shows promise in slowing the rate of tooth decay. A study based in...
5 Ways To Prevent Gingivitis
Tue, Jan 11, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Paisley Hansen / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Gingivitis is a common disease that affects the gums around your teeth and is caused by excessive buildup of plaque. Symptoms of gingivitis include inflammation of the gums, which brings pain and swelling to the area. If not treated properly, gingivitis could lead to more serious periodontal disease. Treatment of gingivitis involves many of the same methods that are used to prevent the disease in the first place, and thankfully, with proper oral hygiene, you can easily protect yourself from getting this illness. Check out these five simple ways of preventing...
How Do You Get Rid Of Swollen Gums?
Fri, Jan 07, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Swollen gums are likely to occur at some point due to the wide range of causes. There are several treatment options both at home and in a dental office. Often finding the right cause won’t change the suggested treatment so some options can begin at home as soon as swelling is noticed and can continue until the problem is corrected. When the teeth or gums are irritated, infected, have food particles stuck around or between them or are dry, the gums can swell in response. To find the direct cause it...
4 Solutions For Improving Your Oral Health
Wed, Jan 05, 22 Admin Editor
Written By Emma Sturgis / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Dental health is a critical aspect of your overall health. Therefore, neglecting your oral health can increase your risk of developing gum disease, respiratory problems, and heart disease, among other conditions. Good dental habits can have a lasting impact on your body. Below are four ways you can improve your oral health. Brush Regularly Keep your teeth clean by brushing twice a day, preferably in the morning and before bedtime. Brushing helps remove food particles left in your mouth after eating. Besides that, it prevents bad mouth odor and brightens the...
Why Keeping Your Braces Clean Is A Priority
Tue, Dec 21, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Paisley Hansen / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Keeping teeth clean and healthy can be a challenging self-care task before even having braces, but it becomes even more imperative once you start your orthodontic journey. You are investing in your teeth and smile so it is extremely important that you take care of your teeth as best you can while wearing braces. You might think that there's not much difference you need to do to your teeth once your braces are on, however you actually have to work a bit harder to maintain your mouth's cleanliness. The following reasons...
Dry Socket - What It Is And How To Prevent It
Mon, Dec 13, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts When an adult tooth is removed there is a chance that dry socket will occur. This happens when the blood clot that forms falls out or is dislodged, leaving the bone and the nerves beneath open to the air. Food may also become lodged in that area increasing pain and infection. Dry socket pain The pain from a dry socket can travel along the face, through the jaw and along the nerves that are around the extracted tooth. It can be extremely painful and to manage it will require medication and...
Canker Sores: How Long Do They Last And What You Can Do About Them
Mon, Dec 06, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Jennifer Raskin / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Got a sore in your mouth that’s bothering you? It’s likely a canker sore. This common mouth ulcer can present itself inside your lips or on your cheeks. They tend to be white or yellow with redness surrounding them in the soft tissues. If it’s a canker sore, you’ll feel tingling or pain. You may also have swollen lymph nodes, a fever, or just not feel well. The good news is that you can’t give canker sores or get them from anyone else. They tend to take one to three weeks...
How Sugary Drinks Harm Your Smile?
Thu, Dec 02, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Marija Nestorvic / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Besides daily brushing and flossing your teeth, have you ever wondered how healthy your diet is? Are you consuming processed foods with added sugars? The main problem of the modern diet is drinking too many sugary beverages such as cola, soda, orange juice, energy drinks, etc. It may have serious consequences on your general health and organs like the liver, kidneys, and, of course, teeth. How Sugary Drinks Affect Your Teeth? Let's say that one can of cola contains approximately 33 grams of sugar. If you think about your daily allowance,...
How To Improve Your Smile
Mon, Nov 22, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Maggie Bloom / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Feeling less than confident about your smile can affect your performance across all life areas. People who don't enjoy showing their teeth often shy away from important social and professional opportunities. Issues such as cracked, chipped, and discolored teeth can make the simple intimacy of a kiss downright embarrassing. More importantly, oral issues that are left unresolved can greatly impact your marketability. Fortunately, there are five effective ways to improve your smile. 1. Start with Better Self-Care The easiest way to improve your smile is by practicing good oral hygiene. You...
Signs That You Need A Mouthguard For Teeth Grinding
Wed, Nov 17, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Maggie Holmes / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Many people suffer from grinding their teeth at night. More importantly, most of them aren't even aware of what's happening when they fall asleep, making this problem much more challenging to detect. However, unless someone hears you as you're grinding your teeth at night, you might need to find other ways to identify the issue. So, here are some signs you need a mouthguard for teeth grinding that will help you seek treatment as soon as possible. Headaches As you're grinding your teeth at night, your jaw is under constant pressure....
Missing Teeth: 4 Options For Seniors
Tue, Nov 16, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Ella Brown / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Transition to old age begins with several physical changes. These changes include dull skin, visible pores, loss of height, hearing loss, brittle bones, and sometimes, loss of teeth. Tooth loss is common among seniors worldwide. According to statistics, nearly one in five adults aged 65 or older have no teeth left. Of course, seeing a senior with a few or no teeth might seem like no big deal to you. However, you might reason differently if you understood the important roles our teeth play in our life and health in general....
How To Improve Your Dental Hygiene
Tue, Nov 16, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Maggie Bloom / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Good oral hygiene is essential in keeping your teeth and gums healthy. Therefore, it is vital to be mindful of your daily dental habits as they play a significant role in preventing dental problems. This piece uncovers some of the best practices to improve your dental hygiene. Brush It is recommended that you brush your teeth at least twice a day. It is essential in keeping your teeth free from plaque, a sticky pale yellow film that forms on your teeth and contains germs. Plaque that isn't removed hardens, forming a...
Ultimate Tips To Get Natural Looking White Teeth
Fri, Nov 12, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Ashley Stephan / Reviewed By Ray Spotts All your glamour and clamor can be dented or elevated depending on your smile. And although you may not hear it from your acquaintances, if you have any issue within your dental formulae, they’ll be wondering, are your teeth crooked? Is that a stain? Surely, a dental clean-up to get perfect teeth isn’t that expensive. And while whitening products are readily available to offer that sparkling smile, more people are wary of the chemical ingredients. If you’re one of them, I’m going to show you some of the effective tips that I...
Wisdom Teeth Removal: Option Or Necessity?
Thu, Nov 11, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Dr. Mehmood Asghar / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Your dentist has advised you to have your wisdom teeth removed. “But they don’t hurt, so why should they be removed? Isn’t there any way to fix wisdom teeth problems with natural health products?” Wisdom tooth removal surgery has become standard practice these days. However, not all wisdom teeth need to be removed. Usually, dentists remove wisdom teeth as a preventive measure - when a wisdom tooth has not erupted completely or has erupted at an angle and can harm the other teeth. This article explains the clinical situations where...
Bad Breath Basics: What’s Causing It And How to Get Rid Of It
Thu, Nov 04, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Jennifer Raskin / Reviewed By Ray Spotts If you notice you have bad breath, chances are someone else has noticed too. Known as halitosis, it happens to everyone sooner or later. That’s in large part thanks to the germs in your mouth. Right after you eat, food gets trapped between your teeth and along the gums, the sweet spot for germs to do their thing. If you don’t brush your teeth right away, the germs will fester, and well, so too will your bad breath. But it’s not just a matter of not brushing up on your oral hygiene. Certain foods...
Are You Making Flossing Mistakes?
Wed, Nov 03, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Even though everyone is encouraged from a very young age to floss their teeth twice a day, research has shown that very few adults floss even once a day. Of those who do floss daily, even fewer are flossing correctly. About 16 percent are flossing daily and less than half of those are doing it correctly. Correct flossing Most people floss the teeth only up and down, which only cleans the small area that it reaches directly between the teeth. It does not remove plaque that has built up at the...
Treatment Options For An Impacted Tooth
Thu, Oct 28, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Meghan Belnap / Reviewed By Ray Spotts If you have a tooth that is blocked for some reason from erupting through your gum, or has only partially broken through, then you have an impacted tooth. Many times, you will not even be aware of their existence until they show up on an X-ray during a standard checkup, but they may cause you pain or discomfort as well. Here are three treatment options for dealing with an impacted tooth. Monitoring the Situation If your dentist has located an impacted tooth in your gums by chance, and it really isn’t...
Why It's Best To Get Your Kids Into The Orthodontist As Soon As Possible
Tue, Oct 26, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Kara Masterson / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Around the age of seven or eight is when it’s generally recommended a child be seen by an orthodontist. Your child will have a mix of baby and mature teeth by then, and the orthodontist will have an idea of how your child’s teeth are coming in. Within reason, the earlier your child sees an orthodontist the better, and below are a few reasons why. Monitor Your Child for Problems An orthodontist will examine your child's jaw growth and see if there are any incoming problems. In many cases, early assessment...
Guide To Maintaining Good Dental Health
Fri, Oct 22, 21 Admin Editor
Written By McKenzie Jones / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Your smile is precious and can be quite costly to fix up and repair without some quality insurance that includes dental treatments. Keeping your teeth in a good level of care requires diligence and adherence to several practices. Brush Regularly This tip is so easy that it should go without saying yet some people think that there will be no repercussions for brushing once every three to four days. A good brushing routine is one where you brush twice a day and properly cover all surfaces of your smile. Ideally, you...
Selecting An Eco-Friendly Dental Practice
Thu, Oct 21, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Dr. Gary Salwin / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Here's an alarming statistic: the average person can generate as much as 4.51 pounds of garbage daily. If your dental practice serves 20 to 30 patients a day and maintains a staff of five to 10 people, you can be creating as much as 160 pounds of garbage each day! While carrying out comes easy for dental practitioners, finding ways to make their dental practice more sustainable can be a challenge for some. However, the demand for more sustainable practices has become louder than ever across all industries. If you...
How To Determine If Your Toothache Is A Dental Emergency
Thu, Oct 14, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Emma Sturgis / Reviewed By Ray Spotts A severe toothache can be excruciatingly painful, giving the patient sleepless nights and hamper food consumption. While minor tooth issues can be managed using home remedies and over-the-counter medicines, a dentist best handles severe cases. This piece guides readers on how to figure out if your toothache requires emergency dental care. Toothaches that last more than two days while causing a lot of pain and discomfort to the patient fall in the category of dental emergencies. Failure to address the issue on time will worsen the situation causing severe gum infections...
4 Options For Cosmetically Improving Your Teeth
Wed, Oct 13, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Emma Sturgis / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Just over half of people surveyed by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry said they believe that a smile creates a long-term impression after just one meeting. It points up the importance that a lovely smile can have in all aspects of life –- from impressing at a job interview to one’s interactions with friends, family and certainly that all-important “big first date.” Dentists have more ways to improve a smile today thanks to breakthroughs in techniques, such as teeth whitening, bonding, bleaching, veneers and much more. The following are four...
What Your Teeth Can Reveal About Your Overall Health
Thu, Oct 07, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Meghan Belnap / Reviewed By Ray Spotts You can tell a lot about a person from their smile, but did you know that your pearly whites also reveal many things about your overall health? Illnesses and disorders that occur in other parts of your body often have surprising effects on your mouth, and sometimes your oral health is the first sign that something is wrong. Here are four common health conditions that show on your teeth and gums. Smoking From increased risk of cancer to high incidence of cardiovascular disease, smoking comes with many health risks, and dentists...
Tips To Fix Chronic Bad Breath Naturally
Tue, Oct 05, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Paisley Hansen / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Bad breath can be an extremely uncomfortable problem. Some forms of bad breath are chronic. Rather than isolated instances of odor due to eating something specific or skipping a day’s worth of brushing, it is fairly common for people to experience odorous breath on an ongoing basis. Chronic as opposed to episodic bad breath is often referred to as halitosis. Here are some natural methods to combat recurring or continual problems with your breath. Clean Your Mouth More Frequently When you’re considering how to treat halitosis naturally and improve your breath, the...
Treatment Options For Those That Have Missing Teeth
Mon, Oct 04, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Anita Ginsburg / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Missing teeth isn’t as uncommon as you might think. Dental patients have a variety of options for solutions to missing teeth. Depending on your personal preferences, individual circumstances - like the number of teeth you’re missing and budget - you might prefer one approach over another. Here, we'll explore the different ways to replace missing teeth to create a healthier, happier, attractive smile. Dental Implants A dental implant is one of the most common dental procedures performed in clinics on an everyday basis. The dentist drills a titanium implant socket into...
3 Ways To Treat TMJ Pain
Fri, Oct 01, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Maggie Bloom / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Temporomandibular joint dysfunction or TMJ for short causes some pretty excruciating pain when there is any movement of the jaw. The temporomandibular joint connects your jaw to your skull. Someone that might suffer from TMJ will likely have migraine headaches, ringing in the ear, and dizziness. There are several ways to treat the pain that comes along with TMJ and it is imperative that you do all that you can to alleviate it so that you can go on about your normal activities. 1. Cut Out Bad Habits There are several...
Understanding Oral Hygiene Basics
Tue, Sep 28, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Finnegan Pierson / Reviewed By Ray Spotts When you were a kid, you probably got a lot of instruction and reminders about good oral hygiene from your parents, teachers, and dentist. As an adult, you probably receive fewer reminders. This is unfortunate because, as you age, your risk of losing your permanent teeth increases. While some serious oral health issues cause pain, this isn't always the case. Here are some timely reminders about oral hygiene basics to help you avoid serious dental issues. Mouthwash Mouthwash is usually more of a cosmetic product to make your breath smell fresher....
5 At-Home Treatments For TMJ And When To See A Doctor
Mon, Sep 27, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Sierra Powell / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Temporomandibular joint dysfunction refers to pain or limited movement in the jaw, or both. Many people with TMJ have only mild symptoms that respond well to over-the-counter treatments and self-care measures. If your symptoms don’t improve within two weeks, consult a dentist or doctor. You may have a more serious problem, such as an infection or a fracture, and you should receive appropriate care as soon as possible. Treating TMJ at Home If you’re struggling with jaw pain or difficulty in closing your mouth, you may benefit from certain at-home TMJ...
What Is Necrotizing Periodontal Disease?
Fri, Sep 24, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Kassandra Foreman / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Periodontal disease is a gum disease that causes receding gums, infections, and can even lead to loose teeth or loss of teeth. Necrotizing periodontal disease is a form of this condition that is extreme, rare, and causes severe damage within the mouth. It affects not only the teeth but also the gums and the jawbone that supports the teeth. Necrotizing periodontal disease symptoms Symptoms of this condition include bleeding gums, which can occur not only while brushing and flossing, but during other activities as well, and pain that increases when caring...
6 Signs You Should See A Sleep Professional
Tue, Sep 21, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Victoria Smith / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Occasionally having trouble sleeping is a normal occurrence in life and can happen for a wide variety of reasons. You may have had too much caffeine, you may have watched something that engaged your brain, or you may have not done enough during the day to make yourself tired. However, if you find yourself having trouble sleeping frequently, this could be a sign that you need to see a sleep professional. There are a wide variety of things that can cause your trouble sleeping, and finding out the root cause is...
4 Reasons To Always Have An Emergency Dentist To Go To
Wed, Sep 15, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Emma Sturgis / Reviewed By Ray Spotts You never know when an emergency will arise, and you'll need a dentist to help. The problem is that sometimes it's hard to see where the nearest one is. Consider these four reasons why you should always have an emergency dentist on speed dial. Convenience One of the reasons people have a hard time finding emergency dental care is because they want to find one close to home. But what if you live in a rural town where there isn't an emergency dentist within 100 miles? That's why having your emergency...
Dental Health Care Tips For Seniors
Wed, Sep 08, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Grace Wilson / Reviewed By Ray Spotts We all know that oral health is important, but when it comes to seniors it is even more important than you think. No matter if you are someone who has pristine oral health habits and you have the best and most proactive oral cleaning routine you still need to ensure that you are visiting the dentist on a regular basis. If you are in between appointments here are some of the best dental healthcare tips. Brush and Floss Regularly First and foremost, something that almost everybody knows that they need to...
Senior Dental Care: Issues You May Encounter In Your Golden Years
Tue, Sep 07, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Ella Brown / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Aging is inevitable. With time and as you age, your body and immune system become more vulnerable to potential health risks. And let’s be honest, no one would want to spend their golden years taking trips to the emergency rooms in the middle of the night. According to health experts, elderly dental care is essential for seniors to maintain their overall quality of life. That’s why in this article, we are going to emphasize the importance of dental care and potential issues you may encounter in your senior years. Keep reading...
4 Dental Care Alternatives To Save Money
Fri, Sep 03, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Regina Thomas / Reviewed By Ray Spotts It is important to ensure that you maintain good dental health. Dental issues can be devastating, especially when they result in pain or discomfort. Some dental care solutions may be costly to you. However, there are pocket-friendly dental care methods that will help you save money. The following are four alternatives to your dental care that you should consider to help you save money. Observe Proper Oral Hygiene It is without a doubt that prevention is better than cure. One of the best ways to save on money spent when acquiring...
What To Eat For Healthy Teeth
Thu, Sep 02, 21 Admin Editor
Written By Mikkie Mills / Reviewed By Ray Spotts Oral health is important for many reasons. For one, having a healthy mouth means that eating and drinking are comfortable and easy. Good oral hygiene is also linked to better overall health. Beautiful healthy teeth are also more attractive, so you can smile and talk to others with confidence if your mouth is in good condition. You may think that staying on top of brushing, flossing, and dental cleanings is enough to keep your teeth in great shape, but taking the time to eat well to enhance your oral health is also very...