If you have dental pain or a toothache, all you want is for it to go away. If the toothache is a dental emergency, you can visit an emergency dentist, who will be able to treat the cause of your toothache and stop the pain.
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As a parent, you’re responsible for teaching your child many things. Among the most important life skills kids need to learn is how to take care of their teeth.
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Getting a regular dental check-up and cleaning is important for people of all ages and occupations, but for some, it can be hard to find the time for an appointment. Many dental practices are open 9am to 5pm Monday through Friday, but these hours are not conducive to someone who is in school or who works weekdays.
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Approximately 65% of the population are born with at least one wisdom tooth and as many as four. Most people do not have space in their mouth for these extra teeth, so they become impacted, which means they don’t grow properly upright.
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Many people lose some or all of their teeth throughout life, whether it is due to decay, injury, or aging. Dental implants are an excellent option for replacing these missing teeth. Before you commit to this treatment, however, there are a few things you should be aware of.
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In the past, Botox has primarily been used by health care professionals and aestheticians. Now, many dentists are completing extra training and certification to administer Botox in their practice. Botox can be used to treat some dental conditions and provide pain relief after certain procedures.
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When considering dental Botox, many people wonder if the treatment causes any pain or discomfort. Some people who have had Botox injections before say that they experience zero pain during the procedure, but every person is different.
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Botox, commonly known as a method for smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles, can also be used in a dental setting. Dentists can administer Botox for cosmetic purposes as well as to treat conditions like chronic migraines, temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD), and more.
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Botox is a safe and effective method for smoothing out and preventing wrinkles. It is non-surgical, FDA-approved, and uses natural proteins to paralyze the facial muscles and erase wrinkles. It can be administered by your dentist for cosmetic reasons and to treat dental concerns, like TMJ, bruxism, or to reduce discomfort from braces or a new restoration.
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You may hear the word “Botox” and think of a smooth, wrinkle-free face. Many people don’t know that Botox can be administered by your dentist not only for cosmetic purposes but also as a treatment for common dental conditions. Midland Dental is proud to offer both cosmetic and dental Botox.
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About 18 million adults in the US get poor sleep because of obstructive sleep apnea or OSA. This is a chronic condition that occurs when the airway becomes blocked during sleep. Dentists can treat OSA through dental sleep medicine.
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Humans only have one set of adult teeth, so when you lose a tooth, your body cannot grow another one. However, oral surgeons have found a way to replace it with something nearly identical: dental implants.
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All dentists are qualified to provide dental care to children, but only some are experts in kids and giving them dental care. These dentists are called pediatric dentists. They are different from general dentists and family dentists in a few key ways.
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It is extremely rare for a person to have perfectly straight teeth for their entire life. Many people choose to get orthodontic braces to properly align their teeth. If you are getting braces, you might find it helpful to know just how the contraption straightens your teeth.
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Buying your child’s first toothbrush is a significant milestone – it means your child’s teeth are growing and it’s time to start brushing them! It’s important to choose a toothbrush that will effectively clean their teeth and encourage them to develop good dental hygiene habits.
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When a tooth is unable to erupt through the gums, it is known as an impacted tooth. A partially impacted tooth has started to break through the gums, but cannot fully breakthrough.
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A pediatric dentist is different from a family dentist. Family dentists treat individuals of all ages. They clean teeth, fill cavities, check gums, and take X-rays, but they do not have specialized training in performing those tasks on children. Pediatric dentists are uniquely trained in providing dental care to children.
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Midland Dental is pleased to announce the opening of Oasis Kids and Orthodontics. Does your family visit three different practices for your dentist, pediatric dentist, and orthodontist? It’s time to save yourself a couple of trips. Now you can visit all your specialists in one place at Midland Dental.
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If you have recently completed an orthodontic treatment, like braces, or Invisalign, your orthodontist probably gave you something called a retainer. After braces or other orthodontia are removed, your teeth continue to shift. A retainer helps to “retain” your teeth and keep them in their proper position.
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Invisalign is an excellent alternative to traditional metal braces. They are subtle, comfortable, and effective. Whether Invisalign will work as well as braces ultimately depends on what kind of misalignment issues you have. You may be surprised by how many things Invisalign can fix, but there are some complicated or severe cases in which braces are necessary, so it is always best to talk with your orthodontist to get expert guidance.
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