Back-to-School Dental Visits: How This Checkup Helps You Start the Year Off Right
As summer comes to an end, it seems like your child’s to-do list is never-ending. You need to get new clothes, school supplies, and prepare for upcoming extracurricular activities. But one especially important appointment you need to make as you prepare for back to school is a visit with your trusted dental team.
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What Does a Restorative Dentist Do?
About 100 million Americans skip their suggested twice-yearly dental cleanings every year. However, when patients return to the office, it isn’t uncommon to have a few cavities, signs of early gum disease, or severe tooth damage. If you’re experiencing this damage, you may need to turn to a restorative dentist for support.
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Can Smokers Toothpaste Whiten Your Teeth Better Than Whitening Toothpaste?
Many dental patients experience some insecurity about the appearance of their smile, which is why teeth whitening has been one of the most popular professional dental services for years. But, before patients make their way into the office, they may consider attempting at-home whitening options, including using whitening toothpaste.
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Smoking, Vaping, and the Impact of Tobacco Products on Your Oral Health
While tobacco use in the United States has been trending downward since the 1960s, use among young adults and children is on the rise again. As e-cigarettes become more easily accessible and appealing to younger adults, the use of tobacco products among individuals between the ages of 18 and 24 continues to increase.
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Are At-Home Whitening Kits as Reliable as Professional Whitening Treatments?
Your smile is the first thing many people see when they meet you. While this might not be a problem for some, others may experience extreme insecurity about the appearance of their smiles. There are many reasons why dental patients experience smile insecurity, and one of the most common reasons is how white your teeth are.
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9 Lies Your Dentist Knows You’re Telling
Let’s face it—your dentist has heard it all. Whether it’s a small fib to avoid embarrassment or a flat-out denial of bad habits, they know when you’re not being entirely truthful. And while a dentist won’t usually call you out, they can see the truth written all over your teeth and gums. While you may think you’re being subtle, the moment you open your mouth, your dentist will uncover the truth about your teeth.
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