The Breakdown of Child and Adult Teeth! Our teeth are an important part of our body. They are responsible for helping us chew, speak and smile. Children and adults have different sets of teeth. Let’s understand the differences. Children typically start teething around the age of six months old. Baby teeth are known as “deciduous […]
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It is difficult to feel confident or want to smile when you are unhappy with your teeth. This could be due to their cosmetic look or alignment. The good news is that you can get your confident smile back at The Dental Room! Invisalign is a popular orthodontic treatment available at The Dental Room in
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If you are experiencing a toothache, chances are you are not getting a good night’s sleep too. With any tooth pain, it is important to see a dentist and not let the problem worsen. Quite often many ignore a toothache thinking it will go away. However, it can become more painful and cause more trouble
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If you love to eat sweets, you know that your sweet tooth can inevitably cause cavities. The good news is that you can still enjoy these treats, as long as you take good care of your teeth! This means ensuring routine dental care. You may be busy running around, but it is no excuse not
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Whether it is with your loved ones or friends, drinking alcohol is usually a staple for many celebratory occasions. While it may be enjoyable at first, it is important to be mindful that everything you drink and consume has an immediate and long-term impact on your teeth. According to the American Dental Association, alcohol is
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Smoking is bad for your entire body, including your oral cavity. In fact, It’s one of the most significant risk factors for a number of oral health problems. According to the American Dental Association, smoking can cause a variety of dental problems. It can cause stains on your teeth and tongue, slow healing after tooth
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Have you experienced a sudden onset of sharp tooth pain when eating ice cream or drinking hot chocolate? Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common dental issues. It is estimated that half of the population suffers from sensitive teeth. Some people may have a sensitivity that affects most or all of their teeth, while
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There are many things that your dentist monitors during your regular dental checkups. The growth of your wisdom teeth are one of those important things! When you are between the ages of 17 to 21 years old, chances are that your third molars will begin to erupt. Many young adults get their wisdom teeth removed
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Do you have an impacted wisdom tooth? Often impacted wisdom teeth do not always show symptoms, and you will need to visit your dentist regularly to get a professional dental assessment of your oral cavity. Wisdom teeth are the last permanent teeth to erupt into your mouth. Most often, people have four wisdom teeth at
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Invisalign treatment is significantly different from other orthodontic treatments, especially when it comes to how much it affects your day-to-day life routine. Invisalign aligners are flexible and comfortable for your teeth because it is invisible and removable, but at the same time can fix your malocclusion or misalignment problem without the hassle of metals and
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