Does your son or daughter have a toothache? Unfortunately, there are a variety of potential culprits for your little one’s discomfort. While some problems may be easy to fix, others may require urgent dental care. While all dental pain should be looked at by your child’s dentist to diagnose the underlying cause, there are a few signs that can help you predict what might be the issue. Here are a few of the most common causes of children’s toothaches, including what warning symptoms to look out for and how to handle them.
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Your smile can stay healthy with the right care. You might think your toothbrush and floss are enough, but your teeth and gums also rely on the services you receive from a dentist. The American Dental Association recommends everyone visits their dentist at least twice a year. Unfortunately, few people follow this advice because they worry about a large bill. You have nothing to fear because you have dental insurance. As we approach the end of the year, now is the ideal time to invest in your oral health without breaking the bank.
Almost all aspects of life have changed in one way or another since COVID-19 hit the United States. From wearing masks in public to keeping your distance from others, there are many precautions you’re taking to do your part to curve the spread of coronavirus. Your dental office is also making necessary changes to keep patients safe. You’ll notice several new safety standards during your first visit back to your dentist, like rinsing before your appointment. Although it may not seem like much, a mouthrinse might help fight COVID-19.
We live in uncertain times as we face the COVID-19 pandemic. Besides social distancing, you’ve probably heard several tips to reduce the spread of the virus. While some are true, like frequent hand washing, there are others that aren’t necessarily effective, like using a mouthwash to lessen the risk of transmitting the virus. Although there’s some truth to this, here’s what you need to know to keep yourself and others safe during the COVID-19 crisis.
Many Americans are spending more time at home as we practice social distancing to reduce the spread of COVID-19. While you catchup on your favorite TV shows and complete small projects around the house, there’s no better time than now to recommit to your dental health. Although you might brush your teeth twice a day, there’s always room for improvement to 
Has your smile lost its luster over the years? You’re not alone. Tooth discoloration is a common complaint. You’ve probably tried a few over-the-counter products to turn back the hands of time. Although you had high expectations, you were left dissatisfied with the results. You’re not out of options. There are multiple 
Despite continually evolving technologies and treatments, tooth loss is a real problem for many Americans. Whether from decay, disease, or trauma, 30 million Americans have lost all their natural teeth in one or both arches. If you’ve experienced significant tooth loss, simple tasks can be difficult, like chewing or speaking clearly. Did you know you don’t need to live with changes to your quality of life? You can rebuild your smile using dentures to