Dental x-rays are an integral part of a complete dental exam. We use them to help us keep your mouth healthy by facilitating in the diagnosis of dental cavities, dental and periodontal (gum) infections, assessment of underlying bone levels and also more serious dental pathologies. With- out X-rays many dental diseases will go undiagnosed and … Continued
Many people suffer from iron deficiency. Some common symptoms include extreme fatigue, weakness and pale skin. Most people with iron deficiency cannot get their required amount through diet alone and thus, iron supplements are essential. Supplements for low iron need to be taken for at least 6 months to get your levels back to normal, … Continued
The most important thing in maintaining a healthy mouth during pregnancy is making sure you keep up your daily oral care routines including regular dental hygiene visits and check-ups. Prevention is key and minimally invasive dental treatment, such as a regular cleaning, is totally safe for you and your baby during pregnancy. If your dentist … Continued
The truth is that existing dental work actually increases the chances of future decay and breakdown, so prevention of problems is key. The edges of your fillings and crowns are still subject to bacteria accumulation. Brushing after eating and daily flossing are the best ways to protect the work in your mouth. Additionally, visiting your dentist for … Continued
Since there is no “silver bullet” toothpaste, the best option for you will depend on the specific needs of your mouth. Though, as a general rule the most important ingredient of any toothpaste is fluoride for cavity control. If you choose a toothpaste without fluoride for personal reasons, be aware that more frequent brushing and … Continued