Mar
2025
Do You Have Sleep Apnea? Here’s How To Know
If your partner or close family members have been complaining about your snoring, and sometimes you wake up feeling tired, you could have sleep apnea. Although people who snore in their sleep do not feel it, someone can mention it in passing or urge you to consider treatment if it is severe. However, you have to be sure you have sleep apnea to seek treatment for it. If you mention other symptoms you have been experiencing to your dentist, they...
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2025
Should You Pull a Loose Tooth?
Loose teeth feel wobbly and are often caused by gum disease, injury, or weakening of the jawbone. They can occur in both children and adults. In children, milk teeth become loose to prepare for the growth of permanent teeth. However, a loose permanent tooth indicates a dental problem. If you pull your child’s tooth too early, they could experience pain and other complications, such as gum infection. Also, you should know the difference between...
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2024
Gingivitis: An Overview
Gingivitis is one of the most common and mild types of gum disease; it mainly manifests as inflammation and soreness of the gums. Although it may appear as a minor problem, if left untreated, it could progress to severe forms such as periodontitis, resulting in tooth loss. However, gingivitis is a preventable condition and can usually be reversed. You may wonder how gum disease occurs and what measures you can take to prevent it. Learning...
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2024
Is Coffee Really Bad for Your Teeth?
Coffee is one of the most loved beverages worldwide, with Americans consuming about 400 million cups annually. A cup of coffee is crucial for many people to start the day. Yet, there are worries about how it affects dental health. Is coffee bad for your teeth? Does how much you drink or your brushing habits matter? Read along and learn how coffee impacts oral health and how to deal with those tough coffee stains. Common Misconceptions About...
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