Dental Blog

Do you feel anxious when seeing a dentist? Does the thought of going to your dentist stress you out? You’re not alone! Many people have fear of seeing their dentist due to previous bad experiences. Anxiety is usually a fear about a future event. You’re worried about something that might happen.

There is no need to worry! Finding the right dentist can help soothe your mind and make you feel more comfortable. There are many ways that your dentist can help to make you feel comfortable and make your visits pain free!

Take a look at the article posted by Dr. Seven Lin on 7 Simple Tricks to Deal with Dental Anxiety

Do you pass on having hot or cold drinks? Do your teeth feel sensitive when you breathe in or when you’re eating sweets? It may be time to speak with your Dentist about teeth sensitivity.

Teeth sensitivity can be caused by numerous thing such as: brushing too hard, eating acidic foods, drinking soda, or even bleaching.

Take a look at the article posted by WebMD explaining What Can You Do About Sensitive Teeth?

Considering that your teeth are securely anchored to your jawbone, they might seem immovable without orthodontia. But teeth shifting out of alignment can occur for several reasons other than when braces are first removed. Not only that, the shift can cause problems with your bite that may result in jaw, facial or neck pain if left untreated.

If you’ve noticed a shift in your smile, it’s helpful to know that some movement is common for everyone. But in some cases, you may need the guidance of a dental professional.

Take a look at the article posted by Colgate explaining Why Does Teeth Shifting Happen

Have you heard your dentist or your hygienist mention how important it is to brush with fluoride toothpaste? Why is fluoride so important for our teeth? What exactly is fluoride?

Take a look at the article posted by American Dental Association explaining How Fluoride Fights Cavities.

Good hygiene habits can prevent you from getting cavities or gingivitis, but what do they really look like?

Take a look at the article posted by American Dental Association explaining 10 Common Mouth Issues and what they look like

Teeth cleaning may just be a normal part of your daily routine. But what if the way you clean your teeth today, might affect your chances of getting Alzheimer’s disease in years to come?

Take a look at the article posted by American Dental Association on how you may be at a greater risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.