Archive for the ‘Dental Care’ Category

As this is the first time you have had a tooth pulled you may be feeling a bit nervous and afraid. Understanding what to expect could help relieve some of the anxiety you might be feeling. This article looks at what will happen and what you will experience in a simple extraction due to tooth decay.

Ff brushing is not possible, chewing sugar-free gum after a meal or snack can be a good thing. 

There are a few reasons you may be looking for a new dentist. For example, you may have moved recently or your current dentist may be retiring and closing the practise. Whatever the reason, finding a new dentist that suits you doesn’t have to be a daunting task. First and foremost, identify what you are […]

Firstly, don’t panic!   Secondly, try to preserve the filling by spitting it out in a tissue so you can take it to your dentist. Thirdly, call your dental office to schedule an appointment for a repair or new filling procedure.  Fourthly, keep the area clean by using a saltwater rinse at least twice a […]

There is no question about it. When your baby or toddler is teething, they are in pain until a tooth erupts. It can also be a frustrating and sometimes upsetting time for caregivers as they search for ways to help comfort the baby or toddler. What can you expect as your child begins to teeth […]

As if the bodily changes, mood swings, morning sickness in the first trimester or heartburn in the last trimester and increased frequency of urination weren’t enough to deal with during pregnancy you might also be experiencing of have experienced changes to your mouth, gums and teeth.

A few common ailments and their causes are outlined in this article.

At one time it was common to think that visiting the dentist while pregnant could cause undue harm to the mom and child-to-be. This, however, is an old wives tale and couldn’t be further from the truth. 

In this blog post, we address some common questions you might have about pregnancy, oral hygiene and dental care.  

The ugly truth is that your toothbrush can be a magnet for bacteria in the air or bacteria lying on sink or countertop surfaces. And, each time you put your toothbrush in your mouth it can be contaminated with not so good for you oral microbial organisms. Add in the germs that become airborne when flushing the toilet which can land on your toothbrush and you will understand the importance of cleaning your toothbrush.

Whether you choose a manual throw away type or an electric toothbrush there are certain characteristics you should look for.

Over the last few months, there has been much stress and uncertainty for many. And this can lead to a disruption in the daily routines we once practiced in so many ways, particularly for our health and wellness. Have you, for instance, found yourself eating more frequently or maybe less? Snacking more? Drinking more sugary […]