Repairing chipped teeth
It happens to most people sooner or later. You’re playing a company softball game, or riding a bike, or even just slip around the house. Crack! You’ve chipped a tooth.
It happens to most people sooner or later. You’re playing a company softball game, or riding a bike, or even just slip around the house. Crack! You’ve chipped a tooth.
When you get your dentures, you might think that they’re good forever. Unfortunately, though, that doesn’t quite seem to be the case. Because you’ve noticed they’re starting to feel a little…off. You might even be gagging slightly when you put them in. They just don’t fit right.
When it comes to going to the dentist, a lot of people are more scared of the cure than the disease.
Going to the dentist is something that inspires fear in many people. It’s a trip that’s accompanied with anxiety and worry. Many people hate the idea of others working on their mouth or just despise the sound of the dentist’s drill. They associate the dentist with pain.
Are you one of the 30 to 40 million Americans who avoid going to the dentist out of fear?
You’ve probably seen stained teeth—coffee, nicotine, wine, cola and even just regular daily wear and tear can slowly change the color of your regular teeth. Even as you age, your teeth will begin to darken. That’s why people go to the dentist to get tooth whitening treatments or try to apply home whitening solutions.
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