You might not know this, but your tongue can tell quite a lot about the state of your health. There are several different types of signs your tongue can show that all indicate different conditions, so the next time you’re brushing your teeth, remember to open your mouth in front of the mirror, stick your
read moreEven with healthy sleep habits, many people still don’t get quality sleep. This isn’t surprising, considering that around 40 million Americans have a chronic sleep disorder. One prevalent sleep disorder affecting 31% of the US population is teeth grinding, also known as bruxism. What many are unaware of is that bruxism is often caused by
read moreWe all know that our teeth are important and that we need to take care of them. But what many people do not know are all of the fun facts that exist concerning dental care and our teeth in general.
read moreThere are several different types of fillings available to choose from, the three most common being gold, silver amalgam, or composite resin.
read moreRemovable dental prostheses have come a long way in the last few decades thanks to new dental care and research. While dentures were the first popular type of removable prostheses there are many others that are also commonly used.
read moreMany people long for healthier whiter looking teeth and will try just about anything to get them. Teeth whitening strips are often hailed as wonderful options for whitening teeth at home and while they are better than some random kit or tonic you buy online, there are some significant drawbacks that you should consider.
read moreA dental implant refers to a metal post placed in the teeth to replace a root portion of a missing tooth. The prosthesis interfaces the skull or jaw bone to support another dental prosthesis known as a denture, crown, bridge, and facial prosthesis. It also acts as an excellent orthodontic anchor. In most cases, dental
read moreYour body receives a signal whenever your teeth go missing. Unfortunately, the message is not always good, considering that the signal sent indicates that the jawbone that initially supported your teeth may not be needed. Consequently, your body interprets the message and reabsorbs the bones, using the nutrients elsewhere since the bone is no longer
read moreThe human body works as a single efficient machine composed of many highly specialized parts that are closely linked. If there is a problem in a single organ of the body, with time, all the other organs will be negatively impacted. The oral cavity is a critical component of the body. It allows us to
read moreTonsil stones, also referred to as tonsilloliths, are small growths in the mouth that occur in the tonsils. They are stony deposits primarily formed by calcified debris. They are not easy to notice and most people with tonsil stones, especially small ones, will have no symptoms. They vary in size, ranging from pebble-size to those
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