Monthly Archives: July 2010

A child’s primary teeth, sometimes called “baby teeth,” are as important as the permanent adult teeth. A baby tooth usually stays in until a permanent tooth underneath pushes it out and takes its place. Besides helping children chew and pronounce … Continue reading →

You can check your mouth for early signs of oral cancer. All you need to do is open your mouth and look into a mirror. Check your lips, gums, tongue, and all the hard and soft parts of your mouth … Continue reading →

The trauma of injuries to the mouth and teeth may be reduced if action is taken as soon as the injury occurs. The suggestions below could help to lessen pain, speed the healing process and perhaps even save a tooth … Continue reading →

Millions of children soon will head off to a new school year. Routine physical examinations, including hearing and vision tests, help ensure that students are in good health before school begins. When scheduling health care appointments, don’t overlook a dental … Continue reading →

Periodontal (gum) disease is caused by food particles and the sticky, colorless film that adheres to your teeth called plaque. Because it’s usually painless and slow to progress, periodontal disease can easily reach an advanced stage, resulting in deterioration of … Continue reading →

Invisalign is the clear way to straighten teeth without braces, using aligners. Aligners are removable and virtually invisible, which means you can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing; and you can still eat and drink what you want. Also, you … Continue reading →