Allergic To Pain Medication? How To Get Temporary Relief From Your Toothache

Posted on 28 July 2015

If you suddenly develop a bad toothache but can't take anything because you're allergic to pain medications, you need to see your dentist fast. But until you do, getting through your painful toothache won't be easy. Luckily, there are some simple non-medicated pain relief treatments you can try at home. Here's what you need to know and do. Swish With Warm Coconut Oil  Bacteria is one of the biggest reasons for your toothache. [Read More]

Questions You May Have About Teeth Bleaching

Posted on 11 July 2015

Do you think your teeth are less than perfect? Are you looking for ways to get a more impressive smile? You may be brushing every day, but that might not be enough to remove the more severe stains on your teeth. If you're thinking about having your teeth bleached, here are the answers to some of the things you may be wondering: Can bleaching damage teeth? If you bleach at home and use a kit with an acidic bleaching compound, your teeth could become etched or pitted. [Read More]

3 Tips For Dealing With A Major Dental Phobia

Posted on 23 June 2015

Visiting a dentist for exams and routine cleanings and care is an essential part of good oral health. But there are many people who suffer from a real phobia of the dentist, and they may avoid seeking dental care at all costs. If you suffer from dental anxiety, it is in your best interest to confront your fear and find a way to get dental care in order to ensure that your teeth and gums are in good condition. [Read More]

Have Trigeminal Neuralgia & Need A Root Canal? It Can Be Done!

Posted on 5 June 2015

Trigeminal neuralgia is an extremely painful condition that affects the face. The pain of this condition can be so intense that it is called the suicide disease. The pain can be triggered by teeth-brushing, eating, talking or any light touch to the face. People who have this condition are extremely cautious and avoid triggering their pain at all costs. If you have this condition, you may have avoided the dentist for a long time. [Read More]

About Me

The Dentist From a Child' Point of View

My mother worked as a dental hygienist, so when it came time for our check-ups we knew there would be dire consequences if we did not behave in an exemplary manner. I remember thinking that I understood why some kids freaked out. Dentist offices can be scary. Sure, they try to fool you with the relaxing music, delectable air fresheners, and some of them even offer freshly baked cookies. But then they take you to that room filled with bright lights and racks of torture instruments. Fortunately, I was blessed with great teeth, and I have passed that trait on to my own children. Still, making sure they receive regular dental care is just part of being a good parent. Instead of just promising a surprise from the dentist's treasure box when the ordeal is over, I also try to thoroughly explain the process and the instruments that will be used.