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Good Teeth: They Don't Have to Be in Your Genes

My mother's side of the family has great teeth, but my father has dental problems. When I was a child, I got cavity after cavity, while my siblings came home from dental check-ups with zero problems. I thought I had inherited my bad teeth through my dad's bad genetics. Then learned through stories from my parents that my dad never cared for his teeth well, and I had cavities as a child because I was stubborn and refused to brush. This made me realize that bad teeth weren't in my genes after all! This was great news, it gave me hope that I was not doomed to a life of bad teeth if I care for them properly. I created this blog to help others who struggle with frequent cavities or other dental problems. You can improve your teeth with proper healthy habits!

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Good Teeth: They Don't Have to Be in Your Genes

What To Do If Your Dental Implant Is Damaged

17 December 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

When you have dental implants, almost nothing can hurt them. However, sudden blows to the face like the kind you might receive during a fight or in a car accident can definitely cause damage to a dental implant. Here's what you should do if your crown has been fully or partially dislodged from your dental implant. Stop the Bleeding If you're bleeding, you should try and stop it immediately. This is likely due to the implant being moved during the blow to the face. Read More 

Using Invisalign Instead Of Braces Before And After Orthognathic Surgery

17 November 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Orthognathic surgery is jaw surgery that will reposition part of the jaw. It can include reshaping as well. It's usually done to solve severe problems like underbites that haven't responded well to non-surgical treatments like oral appliances, as well as in cases that are so severe that non-surgical treatments can't be done at all. This surgery is usually bookended by orthodontic treatment. Pre-surgery treatment is meant to move teeth into position so that, after the surgery, there is little to no extra orthodontic treatment needed to make the patient's teeth match up when the jaws are closed together. Read More 

Benefits And Uses Of Dental Crowns

21 October 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

When a dentist suggests placing a crown on a tooth you have in your mouth, there is likely a good reason he or she is recommending this. Dental crowns are not just used simply because your dentist likes them, but instead they have many different purposes, uses, and benefits. If you need a dental crown, it is likely for one of the following uses, and you should understand that following through with getting a crown will yield a number of great benefits. Read More 

Does Osteoporosis Have Any Effects On Your Oral Health?

23 September 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

A lot of seniors suffer from a condition called osteoporosis. This condition affects the strength of the bones, and it can put a person at risk for a greater chance of breaking bones in the body. You might not realize, though, that osteoporosis can also affect a person's oral health. Here are several things to understand about osteoporosis and your oral health. The definition of osteoporosis Before you can understand the effects of osteoporosis on your oral health, you must understand what this condition is. Read More 

Teen Play Hockey? Fully Understand When Dental Implants Are Necessary

13 August 2019
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

High school hockey can be a fun experience that brings a lot of joy to your child's life. Unfortunately, they may end up getting hit with a puck during a game that causes severe tooth loss. In this situation, they may need a dental implant to ensure that their dental health remains strong. Tooth Loss Can Be Problematic in Hockey When your teen gets hit in the mouth during a hockey game, they are likely going to suffer from real dental damage. Read More