Month: October 2020
What to Do About Sensitive Teeth
Millions of adults suffer from tooth sensitivity. When you eat hot or cold substances, you can experience sharp, temporary pain. Many things can cause sensitive teeth, and fortunately, there are ways to reduce it. First, consider the variety of things that could be the source of your dental sensitivity. What Causes Sensitive Teeth? Teeth sensitivity […]
Written by prositesdental • Oct 30 • 3 minute read
Should You See a Periodontist Before Getting Braces?
Most people assume dental braces only serve a cosmetic purpose. Other than aligning your teeth, they have several practical benefits. They make it easier to chew food, improve speech patterns, and reduce grinding or chipping. Also, straighter teeth allow you to brush and floss better because you can reach all the areas where food can […]
Written by prositesdental • Oct 23 • 3 minute read
The Versatility of Lasers in Cosmetic Dentistry
Dental procedures have improved remarkably over the past few decades. Modern remedies are faster, more fulfilling, and convenient. As one of the latest innovations in this field, dental lasers offer several benefits over traditional methods. It’s also more effective at preserving teeth and performing in-office procedures. How Lasers Work A laser consists of a narrow, […]
Written by prositesdental • Oct 16 • 3 minute read
How to Prevent Toddler Tooth Decay
Baby teeth perform an essential role in the development of adult teeth. If your toddle develops tooth decay and loses teeth too early, the remaining healthy teeth may shift, leaving less room for adult teeth to come in. Moreover, failure to treat toddler tooth decay can cause pain or other infections that can be more […]
Written by prositesdental • Oct 8 • 4 minute read
Detecting Oral Cancer Before It’s Too Late
You probably know you should visit your dentist every six months for a cleaning, but did you realize that keeping your regular dental appointments might save your life? With the technological advancements in dentistry over the past few years, what was once considered an unfortunate diagnosis is now preventable. Today it is easier to detect […]
Written by prositesdental • Oct 2 • 3 minute read