Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog
Being responsible for a young child means that you need to have access to doctors and other medical professionals to take care of their health. The same applies to dentistry, as the average kid enjoys eating sweets and is likely to have tooth decay if dental care is not adequately practiced at home. When looking…
Read MoreMany people find themselves far more afraid of sitting in the dentist’s chair than they should be, whether it is for regular cleaning, a filling session, or a regular extraction. Although most reasons for shying away from a dental appointment are unreasonable from an objective standpoint, wisdom tooth removals are completely different. As opposed to…
Read MoreDamaging the crown of a tooth can be a result of a variety of different circumstances. In any case, the experience can be quite painful, and it is vital to visit the dentist immediately to avoid further damage. More often than not, a dental crown placement procedure will ensue, and your dentist will replace the…
Read MoreA root canal treatment is done to an infected tooth to preserve it. With root canal treatment, also known as endodontic treatment, the infected insides of the tooth are cleared away. With root canal treatment, the infection won’t decay the tooth further, preventing tooth extraction. While teeth seem solid, their interior is actually quite soft,…
Read MoreToothaches that last more than two days can leave you in a state of intense pain and discomfort. If you don’t receive proper care immediately, your teeth’s roots and ligaments could be in more danger of decaying, leading to the eventual death of your entire tooth. Seeking a dentist when you are experiencing tooth pain…
Read MoreYour oral health is essential, and should you or a family member require braces, you want to have enough money to sustain the course of the treatment. Remember that fees for braces vary, so you must plan for that. How Much Do Braces Cost? The average cost for braces in Canada is between $5,000 and…
Read MoreAccording to dental experts, your child should have their first dental visit on or before their first birthday and every six months after that. Doing so will help your child have a jumpstart on dental and oral care. It will also help them not be afraid during their checkups. Now that you know when to…
Read MoreIt’s never too early to start teaching young children to follow good oral hygiene practices. Proper oral hygiene promotes healthy teeth and gums as well as reduces the overall risk of sickness and infection. Parents can establish good dental hygiene habits in young children by encouraging regular toothbrushing, maintaining a healthy diet, and scheduling regular…
Read MoreNo matter how old you may be, there’s no denying that having a missing tooth (or teeth) can be embarrassing, uncomfortable, and tricky. Regardless of how much you try to shrug it off at first, this seemingly minor problem can make even more apparent every time you eat and talk. It may come to the…
Read MoreKeeping the teeth and gums clean and strong is essential to promoting dental health regardless of one’s age. If you are a parent or a guardian, you might be wondering about when you should take your child to the dentist for the first time. It is understandable to think that brushing alone can keep their…
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