Sonicare toothbrushes, which are made by the company Philips, are high-frequency electric toothbrushes that deliver up to 62,000 brush movements per minute. The high-speed brushing motion removes plaque on teeth beyond where the bristles actually reach. In addition to the sonic wave technology that Sonicare offers, their toothbrushes are better for your gum health. For sensitive gums or areas where …
The Root Canal Procedure
Root Canal Procedure: Everything You Need to Know Table of Contents What is a root canal? Signs You Need a Root Canal How Long Does a Root Canal Take? How Much Does a Root Canal Cost? Root Canal Recovery Root Canal vs Extraction Signs of Infection After a Root Canal Additional Information and Statistics What is a root canal? I’m …
Reasons Your Gums Hurt and How to Relieve it
Reasons Your Gums Hurt and How to Relieve It Table of Contents Why do my gums hurt? What are some causes of gum pain? How to avoid gum pain? Should you floss before or after brushing? Why do my gums hurt? Your gums can hurt for various reasons, both temporary and chronic. Recognizing the cause of gum pain is crucial …
What is Platelet-Rich Fibrin?
Understanding Platelet-Rich Fibrin in Dentistry Table of Contents Introduction to PRF Uses of PRF in Dentistry Benefits of PRF Risks of PRF Statistics on PRF Introduction to Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is a matrix of inflammatory cells taken from your blood. Throughout our body, our blood contains many cells that travel to different areas. Some of these cells …
Retainers
The Ultimate Guide to Dental Retainers Table of Contents Finished with braces or clear aligners, now what? What are the types of retainers? When do you need to wear your retainer? How to store or travel with a retainer? How to clean a retainer? How much does a retainer cost? Additional Information and Statistics Finished with braces or clear aligners, …
Painless Dentistry
Painless Dentistry: The Ultimate Guide Table of Contents What is Painless Dentistry? Why is Dentistry Painful? Ways Dentists Provide Painless Dentistry How to Find a Painless Dentist? What is Painless Dentistry? Finding a dentist who prioritizes your comfort by offering painless dentistry is paramount. While many dread dental visits, the promise of pain-free treatments has revolutionized patient experiences. Yet, how …
What are Pacifier Teeth?
Understanding Pacifier Teeth and The Impact Table of Contents Introduction to Pacifier Teeth At What Age Should Pacifiers and Thumb-sucking be Stopped? What are Pacifier Teeth and Thumb-sucking Teeth? Additional Information and Statistics Introduction to Pacifier Teeth Pacifier teeth, often termed as malocclusion due to prolonged pacifier use, should be avoided. Though pacifiers and thumb-sucking habits are natural for babies, …
What is a Periodontist?
Understanding the Role of a Periodontist Table of Contents What is a Periodontist? Gingivectomy Frenectomy Osseous Surgery Sinus Lifts Key Statistics What is a Periodontist? A periodontist is a dentist who specializes in the gums and supporting structures of the teeth, including the gums, bone, and ligaments. They undergo 3-4 years of additional training beyond dental school, focusing on the …
Periodontal Maintenance
Periodontal Maintenance: Ensuring Optimal Gum Health Table of Contents What is Periodontal Disease? Treatment for Periodontitis Why is Periodontal Maintenance Necessary? Additional Information and Statistics What is Periodontal Disease? Periodontal disease, also known as periodontitis, is the loss of bone caused by inflammation of the gum tissue surrounding the teeth. This inflammation is usually caused by plaque and tartar that …
Osseous Surgery
Understanding Osseous Surgery Table of Contents What is Osseous Surgery? What is Involved in the Procedure? What is Recovery Like After Osseous Surgery? Additional Information and Statistics What is Osseous Surgery? Osseous surgery, commonly performed by periodontists, is utilized to treat periodontitis when other methods, such as scaling and root planing, prove ineffective, especially when the periodontal pockets exceed 5 …