Do you have a difficult time getting your child to the dentist? Maybe he or she has been traumatized by a previous experience or just has a natural fear of dentists. No matter what the case, there are several ways to help get your child into the dentist's chair without all of the tears and fears normally experienced. Learn how to use books, toys, videos and tricks to help make your child's next visit to the dentist more peaceful for both of you. You can learn from my personal experience in getting my three children over their fears of the dentist.
Posted on:
15 December 2022
Tooth pain can seem unbearable. Many people are amazed at the intensity of the discomfort that a toothache can cause. To alleviate the pain, it is important to treat the source of the issue.
There are a number of dental conditions that can result in tooth pain. Here are a few of them and how they can be treated.
Cavities
Deep cavities can cause the nerve of a tooth to become inflamed.
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Posted on:
17 November 2022
By the time you're a teen, you typically have lost all your baby teeth and grown all your permanent teeth. Wisdom teeth, however, don't erupt until you're older. They are commonly removed for various reasons. If you would like to know more, keep reading.
When Do Wisdom Teeth Erupt?
Your primary teeth start erupting at about 8 months, and you should have all your baby teeth by about 33 months. Kids lose these baby teeth between the ages of 6 and 12 and are replaced with permanent teeth.
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Posted on:
17 October 2022
A root canal procedure relieves pain emanating from an abscessed tooth. During the process, the dentist removes the inflamed pulp. The surface of your tooth is then cleaned and disinfected, and a filling is placed to seal the void. The following are some benefits of a root canal procedure.
Pain-Free Procedure
Many think a root canal treatment is as painful as a tooth extraction. However, modern root canal procedures involve minimal pain and discomfort.
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Posted on:
14 September 2022
Invisalign is an orthodontic alternative to braces. It is widely popular because it features clear plastic material rather than metal braces. As such, they are more subtle, meaning it is not easy to recognize when you have them on. If you are new to this procedure, you may have several questions. So, here are four important factors you should note about having Invisalign:
Daily Cleaning
The aligners must be cleaned thoroughly on a daily basis because failing to do so increases the likelihood of bacteria and plaque build-up.
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