Tooth decay may be the primary cause of toothaches. However, there are other causes of aches that may be found by thorough oral examination. For instance, an infection such as gum disease may be the cause of toothaches. This article will examine some common causes of toothaches.
Toothaches
November 1, 2016
Signs You Need to See Your Dentist
July 29, 2016
Many people are understandably reluctant to see the dentist. Dental visits can be expensive even to the people who have health insurance, and dental visits can be uncomfortable even for the people who see skilled dentists. However, going to the dentist on a regular basis can help people prevent a wide range of different health problems in the short-term and the long-term. The warning signs that people might be able to spot could stop them from developing truly serious and expensive problems down the line.
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Choosing the Right Type of Toothpaste for your Teeth
June 16, 2016
Why Is It So Important to Choose the Right Type of Toothpaste?
Most toothpastes will have some ingredients in common. For example, most toothpastes will have some sort of mild abrasive such as calcium carbonate, phosphate salts, and silicates as way of scrubbing away the bits and pieces clinging to the surface of the teeth without actually doing damage to the underlying material. However, it is important to note that different toothpastes will have some differences as well, meaning that they do different things better than the rest. As a result, if you want the best results for your teeth when you brush them, you want to make sure that you have chosen the right type of toothpaste for you.
Oral Tips For Children
April 20, 2016
Having good oral hygiene should begin even before infants have teeth! Teaching your child good oral hygiene will set your child up for a life of healthy teeth.
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Candy Is A Tooth’s Nightmare!
March 29, 2016
Our love for candy is strong, but unfortunately it is terrible for teeth. Satisfying a sweet tooth is as easy as opening a candy wrapper and taking a bite – yes, it’s literally that easy. But before you go in to satisfy your candy craving, please realize that these sugary treats are really bad for your teeth.
What Exactly Is Gingivitis?
March 28, 2016
We hear about gingivitis all the time, and how bad it is; but do you know what it is exactly? Gingivitis is the inflammation of the gums (gingiva). This gum disease occurs when a person has poor dental hygiene, which results in red swollen gums that bleed easily when teeth are brushed or flossed.
Facts About Your Mouth
March 22, 2016
Are you up on your oral health? There are so many different parts to your mouth, so keeping it clean should be priority! Your teeth, gums and tongue need to be kept up on a daily basis, or else you can risk decay or infection.
Devoted Family Dental has put together some facts about your mouth. Are you ready to read them?!
Whitening Your Teeth Naturally
March 21, 2016
Having white teeth is something that we all dream about. While there’s many different ways to whiten your teeth, some of us would rather do it naturally.
Devoted Family Dental has tips on how you can naturally keep your teeth sparkling:
Teeth Humor At It’s Finest
March 16, 2016
At Devoted Family Dental, we love to share educational information about teeth, but we also like to have fun! We want all of patients to feel comfortable, and there’s no better way to do it than with some teeth humor.
We grabbed the best teeth memes we could find. Take a look – we promise you’ll have a good laugh.
Dating Teeth
The Development Of Teeth
March 11, 2016
When an infant begins teething, we know it’s almost time for their teeth to come in. Infants’ baby teeth start to appear at 6 to 10 months of age. This is the first stage of the development of teeth.
The central incisors tend to come in first, then teeth begin to appear on either side, and the molars come in last. Lower teeth usually appear two months before the uppers. At about two and a half years of age, most children have their 20 primary teeth. As the child grows, the jaw also grows – spaces may then begin to appear between the primary teeth.