The Pros and Cons of Laser Gum Surgery

Posted on: 2 March 2016
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) happens when your stomach acid enters your esophagus and mouth instead of staying in your stomach where it belongs. This can lead to problems like a sore throat, heartburn or difficulty swallowing, but it can also lead to dental problems like tooth loss. Here are three things people with GERD need to know about tooth loss. Why does GERD cause tooth loss? Your stomach lining is able to withstand the effects of your stomach acid, but your teeth aren't.
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Posted on: 10 February 2016
The cuspids, also known as the canine teeth, are located at the front of your mouth on either side of what are commonly called the two front teeth. Cuspids are important in the grabbing portion of chewing and the loss of a cuspid to extraction can cause chewing problems and impact your self-esteem. Choosing a dental replacement option ahead of the extraction can give you peace of mind and get a new tooth in the spot as soon as possible.
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Posted on: 20 January 2016
If you have a broken or otherwise injured tooth, then you may want to consider having a crown put on it. A crown will be placed on your tooth with a strong dental bonding cement, so it becomes a permanent replacement that you nor anyone else will be able to tell isn't your natural tooth. Learn everything you need to know about dental crowns so you can determine whether or not they are going to be the right choice for you.
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Posted on: 31 December 2015
If you have been thinking that it is time to whiten your teeth, you will find that you have the option of a professional whitening or an over-the-counter product. Before you spend a lot of money on subpar whitening treatments, you might want to consider how a professional treatment is the better choice. Thorough Treatment The whitening strips and trays that are sold over-the-counter are designed in an attempt to fit as many people as possible.
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