Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog
From birth, a baby undergoes several vital steps of growth for physical development and long-term wellbeing. Children need baby teeth early in life, but permanent teeth will see them through to old age. When a parent teaches children about oral health early on, he or she will ensure they enjoy a lifetime not just with…
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Nothing is more visually appealing than having a perfect set of pearly whites. However, it isn’t just your teeth’ visual appeal that matters. It’s how having a complete set of healthy, strong teeth will help boost your oral function and foster your overall oral health. Unfortunately, some individuals have practiced various bad habits for years…
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As an athlete, you have to be ready to push your body to its limits. Athletes who play in contact sports (or any type of sport in general) have had their fair share of accidents that have resulted in injuries. As a sports practitioner, you should make sure that you know how to mend your…
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The tooth’s enamel is really tough, and it’s actually among the strongest and toughest tissues in the body. Despite that strength, teeth can still get chipped or broken. This can happen when you play contact sports or when you bite into hard food, or for any other reason. If you experience this dental emergency in…
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A tooth can get damaged in a number of ways. However, calling for an emergency dentist in Edmonton isn’t always the route to take. Sometimes, you visit the dentist for repair options such as fillings, crowning, and similar treatments. When a tooth is incredibly loose and can’t be saved even with measures like bone grafting,…
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Cavities are probably the least of people’s concerns during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many are preoccupied with keeping their families safe from infections, so things like dental health fall to the wayside. This should not happen, though—cavities can spread from one person to another as quickly as the common cold. Here are things you should know…
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Maintaining good oral hygiene is important for reasons beyond having a mesmerizing smile. Your oral hygiene doesn’t only affect your teeth. If you fail to maintain your dental health, it could actually lead to more serious conditions affecting other parts of your body, including your heart. If you’re still skeptical about it, here’s what dentists…
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During a busy day, you may want to feel relaxed and comfortable. A sweet treat like smoothies and ice cream can help. However, you also need to be cautious because they can trigger tooth sensitivity. One in every three Canadians is said to experience painful teeth because of sensitivity. It is essential to know the…
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Did you know that about 10% of the general population and 25% of older people have dry mouth syndrome? A dry mouth, also known as xerostomia (zeer-oh-stoh-mee-ah), is a condition where your salivary glands don’t make enough saliva, resulting in a dry mouth. A number of things may cause this condition. If you are curious…
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There are many consequences that come with poor oral health habits. Aside from unattractive-looking teeth, which can take its toll on one’s self esteem, there are many more serious negative effects that bad oral health practices can have on a person. Many experts believe that oral health can be a mirror to overall health. One…
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