Are you dealing with tooth pain? I know what you’re going through. About a year ago, I developed a horrible toothache. I was afraid to go to the dentist, because I was sure that they were going to tell me I needed a root canal --and I thought that would be even worse! I held out until the pain got so bad that I couldn’t go to work anymore. As it turned out, I was worried for nothing. My dentist explained that with new sedation options and root canal techniques, a root canal was no more painful than having a cavity filled. I started this blog to help people that are suffering like I was learn about the dental options that will ease their pain.
Posted on: 1 August 2022
If you have crooked teeth and this dental problem is affecting a lot of aspects of your life, then you may want to book an appointment with an orthodontist to get braces. You can make the most out of this experience if you review these guidelines. Have X-Rays Taken First An effective way to assess the misalignment that's currently happening with teeth in your mouth is to have your orthodontist take x-rays. [Read More]
Posted on: 24 June 2022
Are you afraid of your wisdom teeth removal procedure? You're not alone. Many people experience anxiety about this type of dental surgery. However, there are a few things you can do to make the experience as easy as possible. Are you ready for surgery but want to ensure that the procedure is as pain-free as it can be? Here's what you should know. Find a Reputable Dentist to Perform the Procedure [Read More]
Posted on: 11 May 2022
There is something about being responsible for an unborn life that compels many pregnant women to take better care of themselves. They may take prenatal vitamins, see the doctor more often, pay more attention to their eating habits, and more. One area of health that could be overlooked is your dental care. For a few pointers on maintaining good dental health throughout your pregnancy, read below. Get Proactive Care If you are considering becoming a mother, get any needed dental procedures out of the way before you get pregnant. [Read More]
Posted on: 7 April 2022
Tooth decay, if left untreated, often advances as the bacteria slowly eats into the pulp of a tooth. You may notice increased tooth sensitivity, pain, swollen gums, bad breath, and tooth discoloration. Depending on the severity of the problem, your dentist might recommend a root canal procedure rather than a dental filling or tooth extraction. So, if that is settled, you might want to learn about what to expect during treatment. [Read More]