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Those with one or more missing teeth can choose between tooth replacement options like a dental implant, a traditional bridge, or dentures. Bridges and dentures used to be the norm, but they are not suitable for everyone. Due to reasons like soreness, discomfort, and poor fit, you may need to consider a different tooth replacement option that provides the feel and function that closely matches natural teeth.
Considering Invisalign®? Many people turn to this treatment option in order to straighten teeth that are crooked, crowded, or protruding. However, what may be surprising to learn is that Invisalign® can also be used to correct bite issues. When Invisalign® first hit the market, its primary use was for teeth straightening, but as the technology has greatly improved, individuals are now able to correct both under and overbites with the treatment. Keep reading to find out more about how the process works.
Sedation dentistry might be necessary when feeling anxious or nervous about visiting the dentist for routine care or certain procedures. Dental anxiety is a common condition and it can be caused for a variety of things. Some people have a fear of dentists due to past negative experiences, while others might be afraid of the tools used by dentists.
We all know accidents can happen at any moment—even when you’re simply relaxing at home. It’s important to understand the types of concerns that need emergency care and which ones you can handle on your own. When it comes to your oral health, an emergency is often when treatment is needed to save a tooth, stop bleeding or lessen severe pain.
Which food is Good For Your Teeth? Cheese and ice cream aren’t just delicious, they’re actually great for your teeth. That’s because dairy foods contain a key nutrient called calcium which helps your teeth grow strong and healthy. For this installment of Food for Thought, we talked with Terri Verason, a registered dietitian nutritionist and Director of Nutrition Education for Dairy Council of Arizona. Terri regularly works with health care professionals, like dentists, to provide nutrition education related to oral health.
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: oral health is health. Everything from what you eat to how you care for your smile impacts your oral and overall health and may affect how your body fights and responds to COVID-19. While the science is evolving, data suggests that oral health may play an essential role during the COVID-19 pandemic when it comes to staying healthy.
Taking better care of one’s health and sticking to a budget top the New Year’s resolution charts each year. As an employer, you may be resolving to help your employees work toward these goals. It’s no secret that a healthier and happier workforce can help your company reach its yearly goals too! One way to help employees check off both their health and financial resolutions is to support them in budgeting for dental expenses.
“Everything’s better with feta!” a Mouth-Healthy Recipe And we couldn’t agree more. That’s because feta cheese is lower in calories than many other cheeses and a one ounce serving contains 10% of your daily recommended intake of calcium. Plus, like other full-fat dairy foods, eating it may help reduce overall body fat.
What happens if you or a family member has more than one dental plan? If both plans cover two cleanings a year, do you now get four cleanings?
Not exactly.
You don’t get double the benefits if you are covered by more than one dental plan, nor do you get reimbursed twice for your dental exam. However, you may save money on dental treatment. Read on to learn more about dual coverage dental insurance.
According to one family dentist, just because a tooth knocked out does not mean there is no way to save it. In fact, if you lose one, you have several options. Whether knocked out in a car accident, while playing sports or due to tooth decay, do not despair. Start by looking at the tips provided and talking to your dentist.