2 Tips To Avoid Dislodging Particles After A Socket Bone Grafting

Posted on: 7 October 2016

If you want to undergo a dental implant procedure, then you may have to go complete a socket bone grafting. This involves placing bone in areas of your mouth where the bone development is weak. Weaker bone development is more common in individuals who have had damaged or missing teeth. In addition, if you are a denture wearer, then you may have experienced bone loss. After this surgical procedure is complete, you may notice small particles in your mouth every few days. [Read More]

2 Ways To Lessen Your Chance Of Gum Disease

Posted on: 22 September 2016

If a dentist in your area has diagnosed you with minor gum disease, you may be feeling a bit frustrated, especially if you have been brushing and flossing regularly. Gum disease is caused by inflammation of the gums and can progress to the point of bone and tooth loss. Nevertheless, there are some things that you can do to lessen your chance of developing gum disease. Here are some of them: [Read More]

What Can You Do To Improve Your Wedding Day Smile?

Posted on: 31 August 2016

In preparation for your wedding day, you probably have spent a lot of time searching for the right dress, hair style, and accessories. Unfortunately for many brides, one of the last factors they consider is their smile. If your smile is less than perfect, here are some tips for improving it before your wedding day.  Talk to Your Dentist About Porcelain Veneers Porcelain veneers are thin coverings that can help to fix a multitude of imperfections. [Read More]

Natural Approaches To Relieving Tooth Pain

Posted on: 12 August 2016

If you have had some intensive dental work done, chances are you may be experiencing some mouth pain. For anyone who needs pain relief, but wants to avoid prescription painkillers, there are some natural approaches to relieving pain after oral surgery. The following are some examples: Wet Tea Bags A wet tea bag is a really useful way to relieve tooth pain. Tea contains tannic acid, a natural blood coagulator. In addition to reliving pain, it will also help stop additional bleeding. [Read More]