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1. Online Dental Insurance – Exposed Tooth Root You only see about half of your tooth as the rest sits below your gumline and anchors the tooth into your jawbone. The part that is not visible is called your tooth root. All your teeth have a least one root but some of your teeth have two to three roots. when your tooth root […]...
2. Online Dental Insurance – Treatment of Receding Gums Treatment of Gum Recession: If you have receding gums, your dentist may perform scaling and root planing procedures to remove plaque from beneath the gum-line (typically called a deep cleaning). In some cases, the person may need surgery to graft healthy gum tissue onto areas of severe recession...
3. Online Dental Insurance – Treatment of Misaligned Teeth Treatment of Misaligned Teeth: Misaligned teeth can cause dentist issues that goes beyond the appearance of your smile. Orthodontic treatments such as braces can help align the teeth. A person with severe misalignment or decay may need surgery....
4. Online Dental Insurance – Seniors and Dental Offices One reason why seniors sometime lack good dental care is due to seniors not having a dental office that they are familiar with and comfortable with. Finding a dental office that they can trust and feel comfortable will help them make and keep dental appointments...
5. Online Dental Insurance – School Dental Care Program According to a new Study, School-based dental care cut cavities in half among thousands of elementary students. “The widespread implementation of oral health programs in schools could increase the reach of traditional dental practices and improve children’s oral health, all while reducing health disparities and the cost of care,” said senior author Dr. Richard Niederman...
6. Online Dental Insurance – Teeth Development Your baby’s first teeth usually begin to erupt through the gums at about six months of age, although the timing will vary among children. All of the 20 primary teeth should come in between the ages of six months and three years. Your child will lose his or her primary teeth between the ages of […]...
7. Brushing Baby Teeth – Online Dental Insurance How to Brush Your Baby’s Teeth: You will want to put your baby on your lap, facing away from you. Brush the teeth from behind, making sure to support your baby’s head. When you brush, focus your efforts between the gums and teeth—that’s the most important area. Consult with your dentist about frequency, and if […]...
8. Visiting the Dentist – Online Dental Insurance According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry at 12 months, your baby is old enough to visit the dentist. Cavities are a common concern with children that is why it is important to take your child to the dentist regularly. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than one in four […]...
9. Dental X-Rays – Online Dental Insurance The Truth About Dental X Rays: An annual maximum occupational exposure for radiation workers in the United States is 5,000 millirems (measure for radiation). When you spread low doses out over a period of time, it is not as destructive to the body because it has time to recover. To help put this in perspective […]...
10. Dental X-Rays Benefits – Online Dental Insurance What are the benefits of dental x-rays? In a prior post we talked about dental x-rays and just how low they are in radiation. Knowing the low dose may help put into perspective as the importance of having dental x-rays and how they help the dentist provide you with the best dental health care. With […]...
11. Having a Second Opinions – Online Dental Insurance Seeing a dentist for a second opinion. Once you decided to see another dentist for a second opinion it is a good idea to be prepared by having thought out some questions to ask that will hep you make a more informed choice on your dental treatment options. You may consider asking some of these […]...
12. Online Dental Insurance – The Signs and Symptoms of an Abscessed Tooth If you think you may have an abscessed tooth here are some of the signs and symptoms. If you have some of these symptoms you should see your dentist ASAP 1) A toothache that is severe and continuous.2) A Fever3) Pain when chewing4) Sensitivity to hot or cold food and or drinks5) Bitter taste in […]...
13. Online Dental Insurance – Cold sore or Gum disease/ Question: For over a week, I have had this lighter color blister-looking thing on my mouth and gums. When I first saw it, I thought it was either a cold or a canker sore. But if that is what it is, would it not be gone by now? It does hurt me once in a […]...
14. Dental Health and Aging Aging does not mean you have to lose your teeth. Many people still think that tooth loss is a natural part of aging. Proper oral hygiene/dental habits and seeing a dentist as advised can maintain your teeth for a lifetime. However, when a person does not have good oral hygiene/dental habits and does not see […]...
15. Online Dental Insurance and Oral Disease Did you know that oral disease can cause pain and infections that may lead to problems with eating, speaking, and learning? Oral disease can also affect social interaction and employment potential. Seeing a dentist twice a year and having good at-home dental care will help you to avoid oral disease and the issues that come […]...