A post by Healthline, citing the Academy of General Dentistry, reveals that 40 million Americans experience tooth sensitivity. That sharp, sudden pain can strike when you drink cold water, eat something sweet, or step into chilly air. It can turn simple moments into painful ones. If...
A post by AARP citing Humana reveals that over 4 million people in the U.S. wear braces. They do it to straighten crooked teeth, fix bite problems, and improve their overall dental health. Braces gradually reposition your teeth. However, braces are often not the final step...
Do you experience persistent jaw pain or discomfort? You may be affected by a TMJ disorder without even knowing it. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research reports that an estimated 5% to 10% of the U.S. population has some form of Temporomandibular disorders (TMDs). TMJ,...
Bleeding gums, bad breath, and receding gums – are these signs of periodontal disease? According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), the answer is yes. Experts there found that half of adults over 30 have this condition, yet many don't even...
According to the World Economic Forum, oral diseases have increased by one billion over the past three decades. These conditions are largely preventable by practicing good oral health. A dental checkup is the best way to protect and enhance oral health. Dentist appointments should be on...
According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR), almost 46% of kids in the United States have tooth decay, also known as dental cavities. If your child's teeth have tooth decay, you might feel guilty. You may ask yourself, "Is it my fault...
If you woke up with a sinus infection or a stomach ulcer, you wouldn't try to solve it yourself. You'd head to the doctor for professional medical care. Why not do the same for your oral health? Mayo Clinic provides a useful guide to the link...
Over half of all people – 53%, according to the Cleveland Clinic – have at least one wisdom tooth. These third molars typically appear in the late teen or early adult years and can lead to discomfort or complications. For parents, teething in babies begins...
It's an unfortunate fact that almost 6% of American students vape. Vaping has been touted as a "much safer" alternative to regular cigarettes. Despite this, there is significant cause for concern, especially when considering one's oral health. Are you asking yourself, "Is vaping bad for your...
Your child just lost their first baby tooth, and the excitement is real. But then, during a routine dental checkup, the dentist tells you they might need a space maintainer. You're suddenly hit with questions: What is a space maintainer? Why would a young child need...