Dr. Molly Rodgers Dental Blog
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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Several individuals visit a dental clinic every day to get an attractive and appealing smile. Today, numerous solutions are available to enhance the aesthetics of your smile. Right from teeth whitening to smile design, several affordable and time-saving procedures are provided by expert dentists that help in enhancing your smile.
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We all love chocolates, candies and everything sweet. But, unfortunately, our teeth don’t. Eating starchy or carbonated foods on a regular basis not only harms your metabolism but can also lead to a surfeit of dental problems such as cavities, decay and gum disease. This is because an excess intake of sugary and starchy food…
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Question : Hello. I started smoking when I was a teen. Because of my smoking I have had bone loss for many years. I now have a very bad gum disease. I have had 3 of my front teeth capped twice.
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I have a missing front tooth from a playground accident (if you can believe it) and am wondering about how much an implant is…. I hesitate to go in for a consultation only to find out that I can’t afford to have it fixed so I was wondering if you could give me an idea…
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I received a question from someone concerned about her smile and she was wondering if I could help.
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Question “Please tell me how much the stop snoring appliance is??” I received an email about the cost of getting an Oral Appliance for snoring. This is such a common question. There are an estimated 20 Million people in North America with undiagnosed Sleep Apnea.
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“I am a 27 year old female who needs a lot of teeth fixed and am wondering if your office offers payment plans?” Our goal is to prevent this from happening and “Heading Toothaches off at the Pass” so to speak. Here is what we do. Your initial consultation is always free.
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