Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog
A study revealed that 42 percent of people desire to visit their dentist more often. This high rate highlights the fact that most people do not have regular checkups with their dentist due to various reasons. Some of them say that they feel anxious about being at a dental clinic while others simply do not…
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Dental X-rays or radiographs are procedures done by your dentist to get the images of your teeth, bones, and jaw to examine your oral health. These X-rays are safe as they only use low levels of radiation to capture images of your teeth and gum’s interiors. Dental X-rays help your dentist identify any oral problems,…
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Out of all the different things that you can wear on a daily basis, there’s nothing more important than a smile. Your smile is something you use to laugh, greet people, and enjoy life as a whole. Aside from looking great, teeth are also vital for feeling happy and healthy, as they are linked to…
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There are many different ways to redesign your smile to get perfectly aligned and glowing white teeth. Some of the dental options available are orthodontics (braces), Invisalign, crowns, veneers, and composite bonding. Each of these procedures is highly successful and is dependant upon your individual oral condition and teeth structure. 1) What are Porcelain Dental Veneers? Porcelain veneers…
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Having beautiful white teeth can give you the extra confidence you need to feel good about yourself and smile more often! There are so many ways to attain the look of perfect teeth to show off your glowing smile: Straighten Uneven Teeth If your teeth are crooked or misaligned, we can help you. The most…
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Bad habits can have an adverse effect on both your overall and oral health in time. Most people are aware of the negative effects of smoking. Chemicals found in tobacco (nicotine, tar, etc.) are well known to cause many oral, lung, and heart conditions. Many people have switched to “Vaping” as a newer alternative to smoking cigarettes.…
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Good oral hygiene is very important for your dental and overall health. Most people focus on brushing their teeth to prevent cavities. Your gums also play a major role not only in your dental health, but in your overall well-being. Good oral hygiene requires brushing and flossing to maintain teeth, gums, and oral tissue. Gums are made of…
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It is possible to save a badly decayed or broken tooth. Root canal therapy is done when the tooth’s nerve tissue or the pulp becomes inflamed from deep decay, tooth fracture, or cracks in the tooth. The Dentist will remove the nerve, disinfect and shape the canal(s), and then place a root filling to preserve…
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