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Why Old Root Canal Infection Symptoms Return And What To Do Next

According to a study in the European Journal of Dentistry, the overall success rate of endodontic treatment, such as a root canal, ranges between 86% to 98%. While the vast majority of treatments go smoothly, these statistics indicate that a small percentage of patients who receive an endodontic treatment develop further problems months or years later when old root canal infection symptoms return. Read on to learn why a previously

What Are Mini Dental Implants?

Are you looking to replace your missing teeth with implants but don’t have the bone mass in your jaw to hold conventional implants? Or do you lack the ability to undergo surgery? All good! Mini dental implants may the best option for you. Mini dental implants are just as effective as traditional implants, but because they’re smaller, they come with some additional benefits, including the fact that the procedure is

Do I Need a Root Canal? A Step By Step Guide to Ease Your Worries

If you have been experiencing problems with a tooth, you might be wondering, “Do I need a root canal?” Root canals are performed when the nerve or pulp of the tooth becomes infected and inflamed due to dental decay, a cracked or broken tooth, or an injury to the tooth. These things usually cause tooth pain, which can leave you looking for ways to get much-needed relief. If your dental

Do You Need Emergency Dental Care?

Life throws curveballs at you all the time. And sometimes, those curveballs may come in the form of dental care emergencies. Some may require immediate dental care, while some may require a few deep breaths and patience. If it is an emergency, it’s good to know whether you should see your dentist or visit your local emergency room. Determining your symptoms and the severity of your conditions will help you

What Is Ozone Dentistry And How Does It Work?

  Ozone dentistry is not what most people think of when they hear the word “ozone.” After all, ozone is the particular layer of our atmosphere that protects us from the sun’s ultraviolet rays. But the ozone molecule also has uses in dentistry. According to a review in The Saudi Journal for Dental Research, the ozone molecule consists of three oxygen atoms bonded together to create a negatively charged particle that

Braces Pain: The Gain Is A Beautiful Smile!

It’s a fact of life: having braces is a long process. And while the results of a straight, beautiful smile are more than worth the time you or your child has braces on, the experience of having them does not come without a little pain here and there. Braces irritation usually comes from the new feeling of brackets and wires coming in contact with the soft tissues of your lips,

What Is Orthodontics?

Some people have straight teeth that line up together, but many of us have crooked teeth that don’t fit together correctly. Crooked teeth can affect your bite. The good news is you can easily straighten your teeth and correct your bite with the help of the right orthodontic treatment. Find out what orthodontics is and how it can help you. So What Is Orthodontics? Orthodontics is the dentistry branch that

How to Deal with Wounds or Cuts in Your Mouth

How can something so tiny be so annoying and painful? Cuts inside your mouth can happen to anyone. They can make your lips or cheeks swell, and they burn when you eat citrus fruits or drink hot beverages. Thankfully, because they are so common there are clear and easy tips to help them heal. We’ll give you the rundown of why these little injuries can be a real pain and

Implants 101

A dental implant is a titanium post (like a tooth root) that is surgically positioned into the jawbone beneath the gum line that allows your dentist to mount replacement teeth or bridge into that area. An implant doesn’t come loose like a denture can. Dental implants also benefit general oral health because they do not have to be anchored to other teeth, like bridges. Benefits A dental implant can do

What Is Condensing Osteitis?

While it’s a tricky term to pronounce, to stay the least, Condensing Osteitis is quite simple when identified to diagnose and treat. Instead of making the bone smaller — condensing osteitis actually produces more bone density, specifically at the base of a tooth’s root. This usually crops up due to an infection and chronic inflammation in the dental pulp, or the interior part of your tooth. It’s quite possible that

Porcelain vs Composite Veneers: Which Are Better for You?

Ever find yourself hiding your smile because of discolored, chipped, or crooked teeth? Veneers can hide an array of dental imperfections and might provide the confidence boost you need to put your smile in full view. But what type of veneer is a good fit for you: porcelain or composite? Though your dentist can advise on the best cosmetic treatment for your situation, educate yourself on veneers before booking your

Recurring Strep Throat: Causes, Treatment Options and Prevention

If you’ve beaten strep throat once, you certainly don’t want to deal with it again. Yet, if you or your child is among those who develop recurring strep throat, know these five things: Strep throat is a highly infectious disease. Children are more susceptible to strep throat, which strikes millions of people – young and old – worldwide each year. Science researchers are making discoveries about what causes the condition.

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