A toothache is no fun for anyone, but it is especially frustrating for young children that can’t quite verbalize their discomfort clearly. If you are the parent of a toddler or young preschooler, it’s a good idea to know what to look for so you can get them to the dentist at the first sign of discomfort.
Sign #1: Chewing and gnawing
One of the first signs of tooth pain in many young children is that they begin chewing or gnawing on things they normally wouldn’t, such as toys or even their own hand.…
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If you have discolored teeth from years of coffee drinking or cigarette smoking and would prefer pearly whites rather than teeth the color of nicotine, you will likely need more than a simple tooth whitening session from the hygienist. While professional tooth whitening systems have come a long way and are great for surface stains, the deep stains that are caused by decades of coffee, smoking, and age are best addressed with veneers.…
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Women who are pregnant may be more susceptible to certain conditions, such as gum disease. Thus, as a woman focuses on her overall health throughout her pregnancy, it is also important for her to pay special attention to her oral health.
Gum disease during pregnancy is associated with low birth weight babies as well as preterm labor. However, the condition can be managed or avoided. Here is a bit of information about gum disease during pregnancy and how to reverse it:…
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