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Exploring Oral Health Symptoms, Issues and Solutions

Hi, my name is Jenny, and I decided to create this blog to help people who have questions about their oral health. In it, I plan to look at symptoms of various oral issues from cavities to mouth cancer. I also plan to include posts on various dental conditions and their solutions. I want to explore contemporary solutions, homes remedies and cutting-edge ideas. I started this blog because I am always encouraging my kids to follow their passions, and it seemed like a good time to delve into one of my passions. I have always been interested in dental health, and creating this blog gives me a chance to explore that interest while helping others.

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Why Professional Orthodontic Treatment Is Superior to Mail-Order Orthodontics

Posted on December 26, 2017

In the current digital era, it seems everyone can get anything online. Thus, it is unsurprising that people are now receiving dental care options directly at their doorstep. These mail-order treatment options may seem convenient, but they are in no way supposed to be a replacement to seeing a dental professional. If you have crooked or misaligned teeth, it is particularly essential to see an orthodontist rather than simply ordering a self-administering kit online to straighten your teeth. [Read More]

5 ways to prevent sports injuries

Posted on December 4, 2017

If you love sports, you don't want an injury to sideline you. While you may not be able to eliminate the occurrence of injuries completely, there are proven ways to reduce the risk. Wear protective gear The gear you go for should be determined by the sport you play. Helmets protect the head from injury during sports such as hockey, baseball, softball and biking among others. The helmets vary in design based on the different sports so pick the right one for your sport and go for the correct size as well. [Read More]

Can Braces Push a Long Tooth Further into the Gums?

Posted on November 13, 2017

Braces can move teeth both horizontally and vertically although horizontal tooth movement is much more common. If a patient has a deep bite, whereby the upper teeth overlap the lower teeth, or if one of a patient's teeth is longer than it should be, using braces to move the teeth vertically can correct these dental issues. Vertical tooth movement is referred to as orthodontic intrusion and can be carried out using either traditional braces, or a removable appliance such as Invisalign. [Read More]

When Gums Recede Post-Veneers: Does Gum Recession Call For Veneer Replacement?

Posted on October 19, 2017

Over the years, even in healthy patients who practice good oral hygiene, it is normal for some gum recession to occur. Gum recession can be the result of trauma, gum disease or even simple aging. However, if you had veneers placed on your teeth several years ago and your gums are now receding, the darker root surface of your teeth may now be quite visible. Fortunately, there are several ways that your cosmetic dentist can approach this problem. [Read More]