How To Make It Easier To Floss Between Tightly-Spaced Teeth

Many people don't enjoy flossing, but if your teeth are overcrowded, it can be hard to accomplish whether you want to or not. However, it doesn't change the fact that in order to maintain good oral hygiene, cleaning between your teeth is a necessity. This guide will offer some tips on how you can make sure that your oral hygiene is good even if you don't have much space between your teeth. [Read More]

Overcoming Root Canal Fear

The idea of a root canal can be scary for a lot of people. And it's no wonder since a root canal is often used as a standard against which to compare horrible experiences. We've all heard someone say, "It's worse than a root canal," or "I'd rather get a root canal," to describe unpleasant experiences. The truth, however, is that root canals aren't all that bad. The key to overcoming a fear is education, so read on to learn about how root canals are performed and why you have nothing to fear. [Read More]

Answers To Questions You May Have About Root Canals

Have you been told by your dentist that you're in need of a root canal? Do the mere words "root canal" cause you to shiver with dread? While having dental work performed on your teeth is undoubtedly not fun, you may be surprised to find out that a root canal is not actually as bad as you have been thinking. To help ease your mind, here are the answers to some questions that you may have about the procedure: [Read More]

3 Prosthodontics Treatments For A Cracked Cuspid Tooth

Cupsid teeth are the pointy shaped teeth located just to the rear of the incisors. Cuspids, also called canines, start to tear the food you're chewing for the swallowing process and then pass that food to the rear teeth for grinding.  A cracked cuspid tooth can be painful, make chewing more difficult, and impair your self-esteem. There are a few different treatments for a cracked cuspid tooth depending on the severity and location of the crack. [Read More]