Choosing different grocery items for your kids’ diets can be difficult, especially when there are so many things for you to choose from. It’s important to get nutritional items, but they need to taste good as well. On top of that, certain foods that are often considered as healthy can actually cause a lot of damage to your kids’ teeth. Your children’s dentist shares what they are and why they can be so harmful for young smiles.
Nothing screams confidence like a big, happy, healthy-looking smile. People who are embarrassed or self-conscious of their smiles tend to have much less confidence and increased levels of stress and anxiety. Showing off your healthy teeth affects the way others see you and is even contagious. If you don’t feel like your smile is sufficient, the good news is that you have many different options. Continue reading to learn about how seeing a cosmetic dentist can improve your confidence as well as some different types of procedures that are available.
Maintaining a beautiful smile, healthy gums, and white teeth require a lifetime commitment to an effective dental hygiene routine. However, study after study has shown that Americans seriously neglect their oral care. In fact, roughly 23% of people in the U.S. have gone two or more days without brushing their teeth and another 20% admitted to not flossing their teeth at all. With tooth decay and other dental issues on the rise, it is more important now than ever that you follow these four preventive measures recommended by your dentist.
When that summer sun is beating down on you, or you just need a little pick-me-up in the afternoon, it can be so tempting to reach for a flavored sports or energy drink. After all, it’s a better option than soda, right? Actually, a recent study published in General Dentistry reported that both sports and energy drinks can be just as harmful to the enamel of your teeth. Your dentist shares the science behind it and why you should opt for water instead.
Losing a tooth in childhood may be an exciting sign of getting older, but it’s not something that’s celebrated later in life. In fact, it can be quite an alarming and overwhelming experience. If you’ve lost a back tooth, you may be asking yourself “Do I really need to replace it if I can’t even see it?” While that may be an easy option now, avoiding dental implants or other tooth restorations can cost you a lot of time and trouble in the long run. Read on as your Canonsburg implant dentist explains why it’s important to replace a missing tooth in your beautiful smile, even if you can’t see it.
