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Overbites can get in the way of a lot of things, so most people turn to orthodontic treatment as a way to fix them. However, there is much to consider when receiving orthodontic treatment in order to fix any oral issues one might have.In this article, we outline how orthodontic treatment can fix an overbite.…

Dental sealants are a common pediatric dentistry procedure that plays an important role in the prevention of cavities in children. It is helpful to understand what the purpose of dental sealants is and when a pediatric dentist may recommend them so parents can determine if they are right for a child. Pediatric dentists do more than…

As you think about emergency dentistry and the Coronavirus COVID-19 disease, you may wonder when you can still go to the dentist. Health and government leaders have closed many businesses to promote social distancing. However, you should not hesitate to get immediate care for serious oral health issues. Among these are times when you may…

Braces are still the most popular choice for straightening teeth. According to the American Dental Association, today’s braces are more comfortable than ever before due to the newer materials that apply a constant, gentle force to move teeth and usually require fewer adjustments. While braces are now improved and better than before, new wearers will…

Dentists use PPE per CDC guidance to protect themselves when performing dental procedures. Personal protective equipment, or PPE, includes gowns, gloves and masks. The CDC has general guidelines for dentists and PPE. Also, it has issued extra guidelines for dentists to follow during the COVID-19 pandemic. Following these guidelines helps dentists avoid getting sick while…

Due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the American Dental Association has released guidelines for dental practitioners across the country. As of March 16, 2020, it is recommended that dentists delay all nonessential treatment and perform emergency procedures only. This is to help reduce the risk of patients coming in contact with the virus in a…

In the world of pediatric dentistry, dentists are used to children having anxiety over dental visits. People of all ages can experience this, but it can be particularly difficult for young children. Thankfully, there are some things that can be done to help reduce or eliminate these nerves.There are multiple tactics that can be tried…

A knocked-out tooth, like any dental emergency, demands quick attention and a visit to an emergency dentistry clinic. With the lockdown in place due to COVID-19, it would help to know how you can care for your teeth and gums and what to expect when you finally get to see the dentist. In most situations,…

With the COVID-19 outbreak, the American Dental Association has recommended that dentists concentrate on emergency dentistry procedures. The coronavirus responsible for the disease has been detected in the saliva of affected patients. Dental professionals generate aerosols during dental procedures and may end up providing dental care unknowingly to infected but asymptomatic and yet-to-be-diagnosed patients. It…

You can still get emergency dentistry services during the coronavirus. However, it is better to prevent an urgent oral health issue from happening in the first place. This will allow an emergency dentist to help those who most need it. Keep reading to learn a few ways you can avoid a dental emergency.Many recreational facilities,…

Dentists protect themselves from bacteria and viruses by using PPE per CDC guidance. The CDC has outlined different types of personal protection equipment (PPE) dentists should use. The CDC has announced more guidelines during the COVID-19 outbreak. Find out what your dentist will wear when treating you.Dentists wear PPE to protect various body parts during…

Like other health care issues, emergency dentistry and the Coronavirus COVID-19 disease are generating a lot of discussions. The virus is pervading life everywhere, rearranging routines and schedules. The pandemic has not halted oral health concerns. Still, dental offices are not currently doing routine exams and non-emergency appointments. If you are confused about whether tooth…