A general dentist is a primary care provider for the teeth, gums and mouth. A dentist’s main focus is assessing each patient’s oral health, diagnosing any issues, providing treatment recommendations and performing necessary procedures. In 2014, The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that there are currently 151,000 general dentists in the US. Some dentists work […]
Implants and Bridges: Do They Last Forever?
Dental implants and bridges are some of the best solutions for replacing missing teeth. While they are both long-term options, they won’t last forever. Everyday activities like eating and drinking put wear and tear on implants and bridges, necessitating adjustment or replacement. Let’s dive into specific details about the lifespan of each of these dental […]
Why Dental Health Is Important For Your Future
When it comes to dental health, the sentiment “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” could not be more true! Dental health is extremely important for your current health as well as your future health down the road. Personal daily habits like brushing your teeth and flossing, as well as regular dentist […]
Costly Replacements: The Benefits of Replacing Your Implant Or Bridge
Replacing missing teeth is important for both functional and aesthetic reasons. Dental implants and bridges are both fantastic options for replacing missing teeth. They utilize the best in dental technology and improve the smiles of millions of people. Despite high success rates, dental implants and bridges, they do need to replaced at times. Dental Implant […]
Why Do I Need A Dental Implant?
A dental implant is an artificial tooth root, often made with titanium, that is placed in the jaw to hold a replacement tooth. A common misconception is the implant is the replacement tooth, but it is actually a cap or crown while just the root is the implant. Fun Fact: The American Academy of Implant […]
10 Thoughts Everyone Has At the Dentist’s Office
1. “I REALLY NEED TO START FLOSSING.” Are you terrible about flossing? You’re not alone. According to a 2013 American Dental Association report, only about 50 percent of Americans floss daily. And 18 percent of Americans don’t floss at all. Not only do we struggle with flossing, we lie to our dentist about it. A […]
