Posts Tagged ‘ dental ’

Girl Pulls Her Own Tooth Out, Dad Videotapes It

There are several reasons that a tooth may need to be pulled. Tooth decay is one of the biggest reasons and can cause teeth to rot and become painful. It is always best to see your local dentist if you feel that your tooth may need to be pulled or if you are experiencing any… Read More »

  • Posted on: Jul 6 2015

ASDA Celebrates 38th Anniversary

The American Society of Dental Aesthetics (ASDA) celebrated is 38th anniversary this year. The society met in Baltimore this year for their 38th annual conference. The ASDA was established in 1976 and was the first esthetic dental society organized. The society has helped improve dental care for professionals and patients and is responsible for creating… Read More »

  • Posted on: Jun 17 2015

Too Many Dental X-Rays Are Bad For Children

Dental x-rays are often needed to help determine the condition of a person’s teeth. In children, x-rays help dentists see how adult teeth are growing and if there will be any need for braces, surgery or other treatments before or after those teeth come in. Although the dental community agrees that x-rays are necessary, there… Read More »

  • Posted on: May 25 2015

Heavy Snoring, Sleep Apnea Tied To Early Brain Disorders

Snoring is a frustrating problem that many people suffer from. Not only is snoring annoying to those who sleep with or near you, it could also be bad for your health. A recent study shows that snoring and sleep apnea could lead to early braid disorders. According to the study, people who snore are much… Read More »

  • Posted on: Apr 29 2015

Laughing Gas Shows Promise in Treating Depression

Everyone knows how powerful a good laugh can be, so it’s easy to see how laughing could treat depression. What if that laugh is gas-induced? If you have ever had dental work done, you may have been given laughing gas to help you relax and make the procedure go more smoothly. Laughing gas is actually nitrous oxide… Read More »

  • Posted on: Apr 27 2015

Study Finds Connection Between Mouth Disease And Heart Disease

If needed another reason to avoid gum and mouth disease, a recent study shows that people with gum and mouth disease are much more likely to suffer from heart disease as well. Bacterial infections cause mouth diseases and inflammation and if they are not treated, the disease could weaken or affect the heart. The study… Read More »

  • Posted on: Apr 27 2015