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Pediatric dentists often recommend a sealant for their patients who may be susceptible to tooth decay. The thin plastic is usually applied to the rear molars that are more deeply grooved and is painted right onto the tooth’s surface to keep out food particles and plaque that can collect there and lead to the formation…
The recent report by the American Press concerning the validity of flossing our teeth has led to a lot of controversy for professionals and the public alike. The report states in essence that there is just not enough proof to support the longtime belief that flossing every day is a legitimate preventive for tooth decay.…
By now we know that good oral health is an essential part of a plan for an overall healthy mind and body. Common sense tells us that if we can’t eat the foods that provide the essential nutrients our general health may suffer. There are plenty of foods that are good sources of the vitamins…
How important is it to you that you are able to taste your favorite foods and enjoy a lively conversation with your friends? None of that would be possible if not for your tongue, don’t overlook it as a part of your daily routine for good oral health maintenance. Your mouth is full of bacteria…
The inner layer of a tooth is called the pulp. It is the nerve center of the tooth and leads directly to its root. Just above the pulp and right under the tooth enamel lies the dentin. The dentin is of a darker color than the white enamel of the tooth so that when the…
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