Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog
More often than not, when people suffer from a toothache they wonder – ‘Do I need a root canal?’ The answer is, not necessarily. Yes, toothache is one of the signs of an infection, but it does not always result in the need for an endodontic treatment. Root canal therapy, also known as endodontic treatment,…
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No matter how well you take care of your oral health, you can be faced with an unexpected dental emergency. Oftentimes in such cases, it is difficult to get through to a dental expert right away. But, there are certain steps that you can take that would help your situation. These steps would differ based on…
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A good night’s sleep is necessary for your overall well-being and development. But a sleep disorder can drastically impact your sleep patterns, leaving you feeling fatigued the next day. One of the most common problems reported in Edmonton sleep clinics is snoring. And, if you’re not the only one on the bed, you can be sure that…
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The festive season is here and we sure you are all set to enjoy the sweets and savories during the celebrations. And, enjoying the seasonal delicacies can be a delight for your teeth as well provided you maintain good oral hygiene. It feels terrible when your tooth starts aching and you discover a cavity that…
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One or more missing teeth can adversely affect the beauty and aesthetics of your smile. Missing teeth can cause difficulty in biting, shifting of teeth, impairment of speech and temporomandibular joint disorder. You can overcome this defect by the use of dental bridges. Here’s all you need to know about dental bridges.
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A root canal therapy, also known as endodontic therapy, is necessary when the pulp or the nerve tissue of the tooth becomes inflamed and suffers irreversible damage due to crack, decay or tooth fracture. According to the Canadian Health Measures Survey, a large chunk of working hours for adults and school hours for children are lost…
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Pediatric dentistry is a branch of dentistry that deals with the treatment of infant, children and adolescent teeth. The Canadian Dental Association recommends that children should visit a dentist within 6 months of the appearance of their first teeth. This is because, early oral examination aids in the detection of premature tooth decay. It also paves the…
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All of us want to make a lasting impression on the people we meet in our day-to-day lives. And a sparkling smile goes a long way in making this perfect introductory impression a reality. Statistics have consistently shown that people with an attractive smile tend to make a more positive first impression and can be more successful…
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