Teeth grinding — or, as dentists refer to it, bruxism — is very common among 2- and 3-year-olds, even if parents aren’t always aware that it’s happening. In fact, about one-third of kids under age 5 grind their teeth. The good news? Most outgrow the habit by the time they’re 6 […]
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ADA home oral care recommendations are based on data from clinical studies and systematic reviews. While general recommendations may adequately address the needs for many patients, a dentist may tailor home oral care recommendations to fit the individual patient’s needs and wants, focusing on a personalized approach to treatment and […]
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A water flosser, also known as an oral irrigator or dental water jet, is a dental hygiene device designed to clean and maintain oral health. It works by utilising a combination of water pressure and pulsations to remove food particles, debris, and plaque from between teeth and along the gumline. […]
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The dental industry has matured in its understanding of the value proposition of additive manufacturing (AM). From the first 3D printed applications such as dental models for orthodontics, implant dentistry and fixed restorations applications, we are now seeing huge advancements in end use applications, like dentures and aligners. Arguably, no […]
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In an effort to help your smile shine as brightly as your personality, we’ve put together eight must-know tips for DIY for whiter teeth below. Even better? They’re all approved by Kevin B. Sands, DDS, a cosmetic dentist in Beverly Hills, CA. Dr. Sands recommends brushing twice a day, ideally with an electric toothbrush. […]
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In a world with Instagram filters and AI photos, it’s no wonder that so many patients are seeking to have white teeth. But before investing in whitening products, you need to consider the health of your mouth. Ask any dental professional; the number one question we get is how to […]
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We all know that teeth need to be cleaned twice a day – once in the morning, and once in the evening before you go to bed. We’ve also been taught to scrub for two minutes with a squirt of toothpaste – but did you know that it’s “essential” that you […]
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Teeth are for more than just chewing and smiling. As it turns out, they can also reveal a number of different potential health ailments, from minor to major in nature. In fact, many teeth-related clues have a significant bearing on a seemingly unrelated aspect of life — the ability to […]
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Tooth decay, also known as dental caries or cavities, is a common oral health problem caused by bacteria that produce acid from food particles and plaque on the teeth. It is essentially the destruction of the tooth structure caused by acids that gradually eat away the enamel (outer protective layer) […]
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Gum disease can sneak up on you if you don’t know what to look for. It starts out in a mild form called gingivitis, which rarely causes pain, so you’ll probably see the signs before you feel anything unusual. You might notice red, swollen gums or bleeding after you brush […]
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