Did you know that over 29 million people in the United States have diabetes? That’s more than 9% of the entire population! When you have diabetes, high blood sugar can take a toll on your entire body — including your teeth and gums.
Periodontal disease is an infection that affects around half of all adults in the United States. It's a serious condition that damages the gums, teeth, and even jawbone if left untreated. Many people are wondering, is periodontal disease reversible?
Have you lost one or more teeth? You must be wondering whether or not you should replace your missing teeth. The answer is yes! In this blog, we’ll go over why you should replace your missing teeth and the options you have for replacing them.
By the time wisdom teeth form, the other permanent teeth have already established their position in the mouth—often leaving little to no room for any more teeth. This can cause the teeth to become impacted, causing many dental problems down the road. That's why it's imperative that you take care of the issue as soon as possible.
Teeth are an important part of a person’s body. A healthy set of teeth not only help you have a fantastic smile, but also helps you maintain a better overall health. Missing teeth can make everyday tasks like eating and speaking a lot more difficult. Fortunately, there are solutions to this problem! This blog will go over 5 dental options for replacing missing teeth.
Whether we have a few missing teeth or a completely healthy mouth, you probably have heard of dental implants. You may have seen a diagram of it or, or simply know someone who has it. The science behind dental implants is entrancing, and understanding them can help you know your options in case the day comes where you need to replace a tooth. This blog will go over how dental implants work and what to expect if you get one.
A toothache can be attributed to anything from a popcorn hull stuck within your gum to a bacterial infection. Some toothaches can be due to temporary gum irritation, while others indicate a more serious problem. How do you know when it needs immediate attention or not? This blog will go over everything you need to know about toothaches and what you can do to treat them.
Stress and oral health have a strong interconnection. If you’re experiencing high amounts of stress, it will eventually show up on your teeth. More and more signs of stress are showing up in our dental office these days, and we want to change that. This blog will go over stress-related dental issues and how to prevent them.
Diabetes is one of the diseases that most affect people around the world. It is a disease that affects the entire body, including the mouth! People diagnosed with this disease have to pay close attention to many aspects of their daily life, such as their glucose levels, activity, and diet. However, did you know that people with diabetes are more prone to periodontal disease? This blog will examine the connection between diabetes and oral health, and go over a few tips on how to prevent issues from arising.
Many people assume that losing their teeth is a natural aging process, however that is wrong. If you properly care for your teeth and gums, it’s very possible to keep your teeth as a senior. This blog will go over the importance of dental health care for seniors.
