Dentures and Dentist

• Mind the Ball! How Your Dentist Can Help You on the Sporting Field

  21 September 2015

  Do you or anyone you know play rugby, hockey, ice hockey, lacrosse, baseball, softball, soccer, netball, or any of the many sports for which it's recommended that a mouthguard is worn? Most sporting shops, pharmacies, and department stores will offer a wide range of mouthguards at a price to suit any budget, but do these generic models offer the necessary protection? Your dentist doesn't just protect your teeth against decay, they can also protect your teeth against a misaimed hockey ball.

• Orthodontia Tips and Ideas for Parents of Children With Sensory Processing Disorder

  17 August 2015

  If you have a child with sensory processing disorder or other sensory issues, orthodontic treatment may be very challenging for your child. However, there are ways to work around your child's sensitivities without sacrificing a beautiful and straight smile. Here are some tips to help you: 1. Consider waiting Many kids are getting braces at younger and younger ages, but if your child is especially sensitive to having things in his or her mouth, it may be better to wait until he or she is more mature and better able to handle that feeling.

• What to Know Before Getting Dental Implants

  21 July 2015

  Dental implants are surgical components infused into the jawbone by an oral surgeon and are used to replace the roots of a tooth. They provide a strong foundation for fixed or removable teeth replacements such as crowns, dentures and bridges. While cosmetic dentistry procedures such as bridge-works rely on nearby healthy teeth for support, use of dental implants gives the bridges a strong foundation in themselves. Dental implants are made of titanium, a lightweight, strong and bio-compatible component that is safe for surgical use in the mouth.

• Permanent Dentures - A Brief Guide

  22 June 2015

  Tooth loss is synonymous with the word 'dentures' and conjures up visions of grandma's false teeth fizzing away in a glass of water beside the bed.  However, dental technology has come a long way since those days and you can now opt for more 'permanent' dentures.  Here's a brief guide to permanent dentures: What are permanent dentures? Permanent dentures are affixed to your mouth using dental implants.  In the past, false teeth were held in place by the remaining teeth or the gum ridges.

• 4 Signs You Need To See A Dentist

  22 May 2015

  Every adult should see a dentist on a regular basis, at least annually. This will allow for a thorough exam and cleaning of the teeth so they're as healthy as possible. However, there are some times when you may want to make an appointment in between your regular visits. Note a few symptoms you don't want to overlook when it comes to potential problems with your teeth, and why it's important to see a dentist when you notice these signs.

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