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Dentures are still one of the most popular choices for tooth replacement, especially for people who have suffered significant bone loss and may not be a good candidate for dental implants. There are definite benefits to consider. Denture wearers like the fact that they can remove the appliance at bedtime and for cleaning purposes. Modern…
The same composite material that dentists use to fill a cavity is also appropriate for use in cosmetic bonding. Direct composite bonding is done to improve the look of a tooth that has been damaged by decay, breakage or discoloration or as a cosmetic improvement to correct a misshapen tooth or to close the gap…
Tooth enamel is the strongest element in your body. Its strength enables it to act as a shield for the protection of the weaker layers of your tooth that lie beneath the surface. Tooth enamel however, is not made up of living cells so it cannot reproduce itself, damage can only be repaired with dental…
The modern manual toothbrush came into being with the invention of Dupont’s nylon in the 1930’s. In the 50’s the softer bristle version was introduced. Since then there have been subtle changes in design but the manual toothbrush as a tool in the maintenance of our oral health continues to be a standard resource. The…
Most of us get a sufficient supply of fluoride just by drinking the water from our kitchen tap. Since the early 1950’s most community drinking water sources have been supplemented with fluoride for the protection of the dental health of the residents. There are still some rural areas, however, that get their drinking water from…
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