Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog
For a damaged, cracked, or chipped tooth, there’s a probability that the dentist would recommend a dental crown installation to reshape the whole tooth structure. However, before actually getting into the dental procedure, you must understand the procedure itself and the alternatives for the recommended solution. For residents of Nw Edmonton and its environs, all…
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Sometimes, no matter how well you take care of your teeth, brushing and flossing regularly and staying away from food that could impact your oral health, you can still deal with dental issues. One significant concern involves having a gap between your front teeth. While some consider it as a unique trait that adds to…
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Losing primary teeth is an essential part of a person’s life, particularly as they transition to adulthood. But did you know that this does not happen to everyone? In about three to seven percent of adults, their baby teeth are retained and don’t fall out. This situation, however, comes with some severe consequences. In this…
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Sleep apnea is not very well know, but it affects millions of people worldwide. You may have heard it mentioned maybe once or twice, but what is it exactly? To put it plainly, sleep apnea is a medical condition where your breathing stops several times in a single night due. This is caused by a…
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Enamel is the outer covering found in every tooth. It covers the part of the tooth that is visible above the gums. Although it is very thin and translucent, enamel is the hardest tissue in the human body. It also protects your teeth from years of crunching, chewing, grinding, and biting. Despite enamel being the…
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The numbers don’t lie about how people smile. Research studies have shown that 1 out of 4 adults avoid smiling due to the condition of their mouth and teeth. Meanwhile, 1 in 5 adults experience anxiety due to the appearance of their teeth. The same study states that these numbers affect how working adults deal…
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Advancing age can put seniors at risk since they are more prone to several oral health problems. It is essential to take care of your teeth when you are still young to avoid facing dental issues when you get older. If you’ve now reached your golden age, you shouldn’t stop taking care of your teeth…
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With all the equipment and intimidating tools, there’s no wonder children are afraid of going to the dentist. Some fears are associated with drastic changes, such as being separated from their parents during the session or the fact that tools need to enter their dental cavity. Even if most children grow out of their dental…
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Many studies have reflected links between gum disease and cardiovascular health. It was discovered that people who have gum disease have higher rates of heart attack, stroke, or other serious cardiovascular complications than those with good oral health. Read on to learn more about these two conditions and what you can do to avoid them.…
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Dental crowns are known to last up to 10-15 years, but that doesn’t mean it’s applicable to everyone. Every crown is still different, and it may need to be assessed for repair or replacement earlier than its expected lifespan. The good news is, there are signs that may signal a replacement; you just need to…
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