Posted November 01, 2019 in Extraction, Health & Wellness, Recovery from Oral Surgery, Root Canal
3 Minute Read: After sitting in a dentist’s chair for what can seem like hours, the last thing you want to think about is eating boring foods that will leave you feeling hungry. Oral surgeries like wisdom teeth removal or root canals and routine dental work can leave your mouth feeling sore and painful. One […]
Read MorePosted October 23, 2019 in Dental X-rays, Dental/Oral Health, Health & Wellness, Oral Hygiene
3 Minute Read: When a woman is pregnant, it is understandable that she wants to take every precaution imaginable to care for her baby’s health and her own. Although avoiding the dentist may sound appealing, routine dental visits during your pregnancy are critical to ensuring optimal health for yourself and your baby. “Although avoiding the […]
Read MorePosted October 15, 2019 in Oral Hygiene
4 Minute Read: Once in a while, we all have the occasional day where our breath might be a little too much for anyone close to us to handle. Maybe we had an onion and garlic bagel that morning or a puppy got into the bathroom and chewed up our toothbrush. Sometimes, though, chronic bad […]
Read MorePosted October 07, 2019 in Oral Hygiene
Brushing your teeth is important. There is virtually no one who would dispute that claim. But just because you are moving the bristles around your teeth doesn’t mean you are brushing your teeth properly. Proper brushing technique isn’t exactly something that anyone teaches you either. To help you make sure you are getting the most […]
Read MorePosted October 04, 2019 in Root Canal
Root canals: they are “excessively painful,” “cause illnesses,” and “should be avoided at all costs.” You “should wait until the very last moment, when the pain from a tooth infection is so unbearable that you can’t eat without feeling pain, to have the procedure done.” You might even “want to consider having a tooth pulled […]
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