Around 70% of people in the Unites States have a fear of losing one of their teeth. Strangely enough, around the same amount of people also have a fear of receiving a root canal. Since root canals are used to save the teeth from eventual extraction, you would think this fact would help to stave off scared feelings. Well, if you are one of those fearful adults, then you should know that there are some real reasons why you should not fear the treatment.…
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If you think of your dentist merely as a solver of dental emergencies, you’re missing out on the many greater benefits to your long-term well being this practitioner can provide. Here are four important ways you can benefit from regular dental care.
1. Better Digestion
If you’ve ever tried to eat with a toothache, you know how difficult it can be to chew the food properly. Chewing is the critical first stage of the digestive process – the teeth reduce the food to digestible chunks while enzymes in saliva begin reducing the food for easier breakdown of nutrients in the stomach and intestines.…
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The legalization of marijuana is a train that doesn’t appear to be stopping anytime soon. While there are many medical benefits of marijuana use, consuming this recreational drug may not be as healthy for your teeth and gums, especially if you want to get dental implants. Here’s how marijuana can impact the viability of dental implants in people who use it on a regular basis.
Marijuana Use Increases the Risk of Getting Gum Disease…
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