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Composite vs Silver Fillings
When you visit the dentist for a routine exam and cleaning, your dentist will look for evidence of any dental caries, or cavities. If tooth decay is detected, a filling will likely be recommend a filling, often times a composite resin to be exact. A composite filling is a mixture of plastic and glass that […]
The All-Important Dental Hygienist
Dental hygienists play a very important role in every dentist’s office. Typically, a patient sees the dentist for analysis of X-rays, a dental exam, or when a problem arises. Hygienists usually take care of the preventative measures, and in the dental industry, prevention is key. Dental hygienists often are responsible for cleaning teeth, which includes […]
Water Fluoridation Guidelines Revised
Fluoride has been used in public water sources for decades in an attempt to improve the oral health of Americans, but in recent years has been surrounded by controversy. Arguments that the added mineral contributes to the development of autism, or that ingestion of too much fluoride can lower the IQ of children, have continually […]
Correct Minor Imperfections with Tooth Sculpting
Are you unhappy with the shape, size, or position of your teeth? Sometimes, the smallest adjustment is all that is needed to really enhance your whole appearance. If you have minor imperfections then tooth reshaping, or dental contouring, might be the answer for you. Tooth reshaping can correct simple issues, such as irregularly shaped teeth, […]
Social Anxiety May Lead to Teeth Grinding, Dental Issues
In general, the word anxiety is defined as being a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically in association with an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome. About one in six adult Americans is affected with an anxiety disorder, which is characterized by a state of excessive uneasiness and apprehension, typically with compulsive […]
Data Shows Improvement, Disparities in U.S. Oral Health
According to a recent statement from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), tooth decay and complete tooth loss have both declined in the United States since the 1960s. While this is fantastic news, the data brief also exposed significant disparities that still remain in some age and race groups. The president of the […]
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