How To Remove Popcorn That Is Stuck Between Your Teeth

If you have a piece of a popcorn kernel stuck between your teeth that is causing you pain and your dentist's office is closed, then you will need to remove it yourself at home. If you have tried brushing and flossing your teeth and still haven't been able to remove the popcorn, then you will need to try another option. To this end, here are some other ways that you can remove a piece of food that has wedged itself between your teeth: Read More 

Debunking 4 Common Myths About Root Canals

Have you recently been told by your dentist that you need a root canal treatment? If so, then you may be understandably nervous about the procedure—especially if you've never had one done before. Unfortunately, there are a lot of myths out there about root canal treatments. By understanding the facts behind these myths, you can become better informed regarding your own oral health. Myth 1: Root Canals Are Extremely Painful Read More 

Are You Neglecting Your Dentures? The Health Dangers Of Bad Denture Habits

Your dentures can last for a long time if you take care of them. You should consider denture maintenance and care a necessity if you want your dentures to last for decades. However, you should also show care with your dentures for your own health. The Dangers of Dirty Dentures Your dentures can hold a lot of bacteria. You use them in your mouth, and your mouth collects tons of bacteria from food and drink. Read More 

Three Age-Related Issues That May Affect The Success Of Dental Implant In Old Age

As any dentist will tell you, age isn't a factor in dental implant success; you can get an implant even at an advanced age. However, some health issues that are common in old age may complicate the treatment or healing process. Here are a few examples of those factors, and how to deal with them: Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's disease is a mental problem that affects a person's thinking, memory, and behavior. Read More 

Treatment Options Used With Clear Aligners To Help Shift The Teeth

If you want braces as an adult, then you may be concerned about the way that metal varieties feel, fit, and look. If you are not sold on the idea of having the traditional braces cemented to your teeth, then you do have several different options. Clear aligner braces are the most popular option for adults. However, the clear aligners are rarely used alone, especially if your teeth are extremely crowded or misaligned. Read More