Sometimes, when you get sick, there’s really not much you can do about it. When you’re dealing with the common cold, the best you can do is rest up and wait for the virus to pass. In other cases, an illness won’t just resolve on its own and letting it “do its thing” can cause …
When you notice a problem with your gums, such as swelling or bleeding when you brush or floss, your first thought might be “oh no, I have gum disease.” While bleeding, swollen, or sore gums can be a symptom of gum and bone disease, other factors can be behind your gum problems, too. Understanding what …
Bad breath can happen to anyone. The American Dental Association reports that about half of adults in the US have or will have to deal with bad breath at some point in their lifetimes. The reasons for bad breath range from the not-so-bad (you had a slice of garlic pizza) to the more urgent (you’ve …
Although modern dental implants have only been around for a few decades, the idea of implants dates back to ancient times. According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, the earliest evidence of implant dentistry dates back to about 600 AD. The remains of a Mayan woman reveal pieces of shell hammered into her jaw. …
Although teeth are made from one of the hardest, toughest materials in the human body (tooth enamel), they can still be damaged or broken. In some cases, a filling might be all you need to repair a tooth damaged by a cavity or decay. However, sometimes a tooth is not able to be restored with …
How Often Should You See a Dental Professional? How frequently should you book an appointment to see your dentist and hygienist? The usual recommendation is to see a dental professional twice a year for an exam and cleaning. Scheduling your visits every six months means that your dental team is more likely to detect any …
You hear a lot about self-care these days. As the NY Times describes it, “self-care” is any action that helps to preserve or improve your health. Going for a walk is an act of self-care, as is treating yourself to a massage. Although it might not be as Instagram-worthy as a walk in the woods …
Dental sedation involves using medications to eliminate pain and help a patient relax during what could be a painful dental procedure. Dentists use several types of medication for sedation dentistry, but they all have the effect of enabling a person to undergo complex procedures without feeling worried, anxious or uncomfortable. Here is information about common …
Summer vacation is a time for Tampa area kids to play and take a break from the hectic pace of school. It’s also the perfect time to plan dental appointments. Scheduling major dental work during the summer, such as getting fitted for braces or having wisdom teeth removed, lets you and your child take advantage …
Basic brushing and flossing aren’t enough to keep braces as clean as they should be. From brackets to ligatures, archwires to metal bands, braces have many parts, and proper care is essential to avoid unnecessary issues. With braces, it’s important to brush after every meal. If you can’t brush on the go, then carry mouth …
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