If you’re the caretaker of a special needs child or adult, or an elderly person, you may have questions about keeping their teeth healthy. Sometimes good dental care can be very hard to achieve if your charge is disabled, confused, or in pain. I worked as a caregiver for a long time, so I can understand the difficulty you’re facing. In this blog, I’ll discuss dental care strategies for caregivers, as well as signs that your charge needs a dentist that you might otherwise miss. A dentist that specializes in special needs patients can be a big help for you. Learn more by reading my blog.
Posted on: 24 September 2019
Keeping your child healthy and happy means making sure that they have a talented team of health care professionals backing them up as they get older. Many parents consider their family doctor and dentist to be the two most important members of this team for young children, but eye care is just as vital. Not only are the eyes windows into the soul, but they are also windows into our health.
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Posted on: 20 August 2019
Although molars are the largest teeth in your mouth, they can experience the most wear and tear over time. Molars are also prone to decay, or cavities. If you have a relentless ache in one of your back teeth, you could have an infection in it. Here are signs of a tooth infection and how you can save your molar now.
What Are the Signs of a Molar Infection?
Tooth infections are some of the most common issues kids and adults face with their oral health today.
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Posted on: 22 July 2019
If you develop an abscessed or infected tooth, then you'll need to be evaluated by a dental service professional as soon as possible. Abscessed teeth can cause severe toothaches, gum inflammation, and purulent discharge from the surrounding area of the affected tooth. When an infection is purulent, it means that pus is present in the surrounding soft tissue. In addition to the aforementioned signs and symptoms, a dental abscess can cause unusual symptoms related to cranial nerve inflammation.
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Posted on: 27 June 2019
It's no secret: a cosmetic dentist is a go-to resource if you are unhappy with the look of your smile. While most people think of these professionals when they are interested in something like crowns or dental implants, cosmetic dental services tend to offer a full line of cosmetic procedures. Here is a look at s few of the often-forgotten cosmetic dental procedures you may be interested in for yourself.
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