Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog
Benefits of Smile Design Services Is it awkward for you to smile openly? Do you wish you could have a more aesthetic smile? In this age of Social media – everyone is looking for photo worthy smile. And every day professional and social situations require the self confidence to talk openly with colleagues, friends and…
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Picture this…A teenager is riding his bicycle downhill at a breakneck speed! Trying to slow down, he hits loose gravel and loses control. As he falls, he hits his face on the handlebar and breaks his front tooth in half. It only hurts when he breathes in… and looks in the mirror. Losing teeth before…
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Our Dental office always has your dental and overall health in mind and only offers high quality materials for all dental treatment. We have carefully chosen our products with respect to the health and safety of our patients, dental team, and the environment. When you have a tooth that needs to be repaired, metal-free restorations are the…
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An abscess is a pocket of pus that forms inside the tissues of our body. It occurs as a result of bacterial infection. When an abscess is formed in the gingival tissue, it is known as a gum abscess. In the absence of dental hygiene, plaque damages the gums around the teeth. This leads to periodontal…
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Every person has a different kind of facial structure. The cause for this differentiation is the shape of one’s jaws and teeth. The growth of jaws and teeth is the most affected aspect during a child’s growing years. A child’s daily habits and the kind of care it receives decide the shape of the jaw…
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Edmonton Smiles Root Canal Treatment is also called endodontic therapy, involves the removal of the tooth pulp which is also referred to as the nerve, inside the tooth. The procedure becomes necessary when the pulp becomes infected or inflamed. If left untreated, an inflamed pulp can cause you a lot of pain. An experienced dentist can…
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Teeth grinding or bruxism is referred to as a habit of rubbing of teeth against each other while sleeping or awake. People grind their teeth because of stress or anxiety. And, this habit leads to dental complications like abnormal bite, missing tooth or crooked teeth. Also, people who suffer from sleep disorders such as sleep apnea due…
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