Visiting your
dentist ASAP in case of a dental emergency is the best course of action, but it may not always be possible to get professional help in time. Here are a few things that you could do, that may help alleviate the problem and possibly allow treatment to be deferred until it is safe to do so.
Baby teeth, or “primary” teeth, are the first teeth that appear after a child is born. Some are born with teeth already visible, although this is uncommon. These teeth, despite … Read more
Raising a family is expensive — especially when the kids need medical care. The out-of-pocket expenses of dental care can often result in children and other family members not getting … Read more
Are your gums red, sore, swollen, or bleed when you clean your teeth? You may have gum disease, or gingivitis. If you don’t get it treated promptly, it could develop … Read more
As most people probably realize, the number one culprit causing dental decay is sugary food and drink. But how many of us know how much sugar is present in everyday … Read more