Protect And Preserve Your Cracked Tooth

23 February 2021
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Most people are not prepared for a cracked tooth. Fortunately, a cracked tooth may not always result in the loss of a tooth. Read on and find out more about various types of cracks. How Cracks Happen If you've had a cracked tooth, you may already know how easily it can happen. You don't have to be involved in contact sports like hockey to end up with a cracked tooth. Cracks can occur when eating hard foods like candy, as the result of a fall, or from things like car accidents or blows. Read More

How Dental Implants Can Help With Depression

15 January 2021
Categories: Dentist, Blog

Oral health is something that most people take seriously, but few understand just how complex this situation is for many. Simply put, emotional health and dental health are surprisingly connected and in ways that may not be expected. As a result, it may be necessary to get dental implants to manage the potential problems that may result from someone losing too many teeth all at once. Depression and Tooth Loss Are Tightly Connected Read More

Doing the Right Thing During a Dental Emergency

About Me

When my daughter turned eight, she fell off her bicycle and one of her front teeth fell out. I immediately picked up the tooth and scrubbed it clean. I set the tooth on my kitchen table and I attended to the blood running out of my daughter's mouth. It took me 30 minutes to stop the bleeding and I contacted an emergency dentist. Luckily, the dental professional was able to secure the tooth back in my daughter's mouth, because I made quite a few mistakes when the initial dental incident occurred. I waited too long to call the professional, I scrubbed the tooth, and I left it in a dry area. After the dental emergency, I realized that I knew very little about handling situations that involved the teeth and gums. I learned everything I could about these incidents, and I have provided you with what I know as well.