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Causes, Symptoms and Suitable Treatments of Teeth Grinding
Tooth grinding or bruxism in medical terms, is a very common dental problem. Almost 5% of the total population habitually grinds their teeth during sleep. Daytime grinding does happen for some people, but it doesn’t cause as much damage to the teeth or mouth structures as nocturnal grinding. Let’s look at some of the symptoms and causes of teeth grinding along with…
Continue readingHow to Save Your Teeth during a Dental Emergency
Anyone can face dental emergency at any time, so it is important to know what you can do to either limit the damage or avoid it altogether A huge number of dental injuries happen during sports through impact with other players. Latest studies show that approximately 5 million teeth are lost annually in United States due to sports related injuries.…
Continue readingMyths About Wearing Braces
Popular Myths About Wearing Dental Braces Your smile is what presents you to the world. It’s the first thing people notice about you. Studies show that having a great smile can affect your job and your social life. A great smile can make you look younger and more professional. But, what if your teeth are misaligned or have gaps between…
Continue readingOral Health For Babies
Oral Health Is Important For Babies, Too! Oral health is important for everyone, even small children with baby teeth. For a child to learn to speak clearly, and to chew, they need healthy teeth. These baby teeth also hold space for the adult teeth that are coming. Here are some tips to help you keep your baby’s mouth healthy and…
Continue readingWhy You Should Have Your Teeth Cleaned Professionally
Think you are doing enough to keep your teeth clean by just brushing and flossing? Think again. Here are some of the top reasons to visit your dentist and have a professional dental cleaning done on a regular basis. Cavity prevention Every day, a whitish film called plaque builds up on your teeth. Plaque is the number one cause of…
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