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Cosmetic Dentistry Blog at My Dentist USATuesday, September 15, 2009What is Dental Bonding used for?
Dental Bonding is used:
Labels: Dental Bonding, gaps in teeth, Tooth Decay
Friday, July 31, 2009Juices, Tea Encourage Enamel Erosion in TeethIt's no surprise that sugary colas and fizzy, carbonated drinks are bad for your teeth and promote tooth decay, but research recently conducted shows that the drinks that have always been promoted as being a better alternative for your teeth may be causing another problem: erosion. Juices, teas and energy drinks have been shown now to cause erosion of the precious, white enamel on teeth, leading to tooth decay that is more severe than that caused by normal tooth decay from sugar. The results of tooth erosion is hypersensitivity, discoloration and cracks in teeth which are all irreversible conditions that can only be treated by replacing the tooth with a crown, dentures or dental implants. My Dentist USA features only the best Cosmetic Dentists who are all fully licensed and experienced Cosmetic Dentists specializing in preventative and restorative dental care. Read the entire CNN article to discover more about how Juices, Tea and Energy Drinks Erode Teeth. Thanks for visiting My Dentist USA! Labels: Cosmetic Dentist, enamel erosion, Tooth Decay, tooth erosion
Wednesday, July 15, 2009Tooth Loss Linked to Periodontal Disease
In the Journal of Periodontology, dental experts list nine risk factors for tooth loss due to periodontal disease. Here's the list:
Labels: periodontal disease, Tooth Decay, Tooth Loss
Monday, June 1, 2009Healthy Gums Help Treat Rheumatoid ArthritisScientists and health care professionals have always known that there is a general connection between tooth and gum decay, and systemic disease, but new studies show that there is a specific connection between dental health and rheumatoid arthritis. Researchers from the Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine and University Hospitals of Cleveland have made a connection between gum disease and rheumatoid arthritis. It seems that the soft and hard tissues involved in joins and muscles as well as teeth and gums are similarly affected by inflammation caused by toxins from bacterial infection. "It was exciting to find that if we eliminated the infection and inflammation in the gums, then patients with a severe kind of active rheumatoid arthritis reported improvement on the signs and symptoms of that disease," comments Nabil Bissada, D.D.S., head of the department of periodontics at Case Western. For those who are skeptical that dental hygiene can affect overall health, now there's even more evidence to show that taking care of your teeth and gums can lessen the effects of rheumatoid arthritis and promote overall health and well-being. Find a licensed Cosmetic Dentist in your area, and begin your journey to better dental health! Labels: eliminating gum disease, gum disease, rheumatoid arthritis, Tooth Decay, treatment of gum disease
Thursday, May 28, 2009Common Dental Problems - My Dentist USA
Dental care can be complicated, especially when you're frustrated by pain or self-conscious about the way your teeth look. When it comes to actual dental problems, there a few common ailments that a majority of the population suffer and they are:
Thanks for visiting My Dentist USA! Click here to view the entire article Labels: Common Dental Problems, dental articles, gum disease, Tooth Decay
Monday, April 20, 2009Plaque Causes Gingivitis
Plaque is a sticky film of bacteria that coats teeth. It consumes sugars in the foods we eat, and releases acids as a waste product. These acids slowly eat away the enamel of your teeth and, if left unchecked, plaque can cause tooth decay. Over time the plaque layer on teeth can harden to become tartar or calculus. This hard layer continues to release acids, and is even harder to remove than regular plaque. Plaque is a leading cause of gingivitis, early stage gum disease. To find a cosmetic dentist in your area, click here. Labels: Gingivitis, plaque, Tooth Decay
Thursday, July 3, 2008Tooth Decay and RepairUtilizing an intra-oral camera gives both you and us the opportunity to see potential problems occurring in your mouth, such as decay or fractured teeth. Often a tooth will not start bothering you until there is significant loss of tooth structure. With the help of the intra-oral camera, problems can be detected earlier, before you experience a toothache. No Shots, No Drills...Really? One of the greatest advances in dentistry in years is here. Now cavities can be removed with no shots or high-speed drills using "Micro Air Abrasion". A painless air-driven stream of fine powder quietly removes decay from virgin teeth without your child even knowing and makes their appointment so much nicer. When we say "virgin" teeth, we mean teeth that have not previously been filled. Obviously, many adult cavities fit this description as well and we have surprised many of our "older" patients with the new "Micro Air Abrasion" experience. Labels: Tooth Decay, Tooth Repair
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