going to the dentist with less anxiety

• 3 Tips For Caring For Your Tooth At Home After A Filling Falls Out

  23 May 2017

  While eating a sticky and chewy snack, the gooey texture might have stuck to your filling and pulled it out. Even if you have made an appointment with your dentist to have it replaced, you may wonder if there is anything you can do in the meantime to protect the area and relieve the pain. If so, use one or more of the following tips below. Keep Your Mouth Clean

• Don't Let Bad Breath Keep You From Dating And Socializing

  14 March 2017

  Everyone has a little bad breath from time to time -- maybe after they eat garlic or when they just wake up in the morning. But when your bad breath is a constant, ongoing problem, it can become a major hindrance in your life. Ongoing bad breath can keep you from engaging in social situations and may even keep you from dating. If you're tired of letting halitosis ruin your dating and social life, take control by getting to the root cause of your condition.

• What to Do Next if Your Veneer Feel Out

  17 January 2017

  From serious tooth discoloration to teeth that are worn, chipped or misaligned, according to WebMD, there are several reasons why people opt for veneers. Your veneers will provide you with a beautiful white smile for several years, if you care for them properly. However, there will be times when you suffer an unexpected accident or the veneer's bonding material fails, and your beautiful tooth falls out. If your veneer falls out, don't worry and instead, here is what to do next:

• Smoking And Implants: Seven Tips And Ideas To Consider

  28 December 2016

  Smoking can wreak havoc on your oral health, and if you need an implant, smoking can delay healing time and increase the risk of failure. Luckily, there are ways to lessen the effect smoking has on your implants. Here are some tips and ideas to keep in mind: 1. Tell your dentist you smoke. Before having any dental work done, make sure that your dentist knows that you smoke. Your dentist can use that information to steer you towards the right treatment, and he or she may be able to provide you with resources on quitting.

• Why Does Teeth Whitening Hurt So Much?

  27 September 2016

  If you have ever had your teeth whitened and suffered extreme pain, you may wonder how all your friends and relatives are getting this done without feeling pain. Teeth whitening can be painful for some people; however, it is not at all painful for others. It's also important to know that there are things you can do that might help you decrease the sensitivity you have with your teeth so you can have professional teeth whitening completed in the future.