People who smoke have an increased chance of suffering from tooth loss, complications after tooth removal and oral surgery, gum disease, and mouth cancer. They are more prone to infections and heal slower than non-smokers. Giving up smoking lessens the risk of developing gum disease and oral cancer, as well as improves a person’s reaction…
Some dental defects or diseases require oral surgery. You may feel uncomfortable for a few days after the completion of oral surgery. Some of the common problems a person faces after this surgery by a Kendall dentist include pain in teeth or jawbones, bleeding of the teeth, swollen gums, etc. The more you rest, the…
Whether you own a Toyota or a Lamborghini, it is recommended that you take your vehicle in for preventative maintenance checkups every 15,000 miles or annually. Following a preventative maintenance schedule for your vehicle allows the mechanics to replace minor parts such as wiper blades, tires, or rubber gaskets. More importantly, the checkup allows the…
When we talk about teeth, it’s often about when and how you need to brush! But we decided to lighten up the conversation today. So, rather than tell you what you may already know or what you need to know, let’s have a little fun with what you probably don’t know and may want to…
Have you ever wondered if you grind your teeth at night? Has your dentist mentioned that he or she has seen signs that you grind or clench your teeth while sleeping? When you sleep, you are completely unaware. But, here are the key signs and symptoms to look for to confirm whether or not you’ve…
Do you floss your teeth each day? If so, you’re on the right track to maintaining healthy teeth and gums for a lifetime. If not, read on to find out why flossing is vital for oral and general health! Flossing daily helps prevent cavities. If you don’t floss each day and reduce the bacteria…
Did you know that your oral health is directly related to your overall health? It’s true! Numerous studies show that unhealthy teeth and gums are often related to the development of many health complications, some of which are life-threatening. As a result, maintaining good oral health and visiting our dentist in Miami on a regular…