According to a study, you can save between $8 and $50 in restorative and emergency dental treatment for every dollar you spend on preventative dental maintenance for your children. Your little one's first dental appointment marks a significant step in ensuring their dental health. ... Read more

It is best to understand that oral and overall health are not separate entities. After all, your mouth is the main access point for the oxygen and nutrition you need to survive. So, good oral health is essential to your health and well-being. Separating the two causes lead many to assume that dental care is less important. ... Read more

Accidents or injuries to the face or head can result in chipped, broken, or missing teeth. While most common in children and sporting individuals, getting a tooth knocked out can happen to anyone. ... Read more

Never ignore a toothache or any other dental problem. If you are experiencing persistent tooth pain, schedule an appointment with your dentist. When experiencing tooth decay, your dentist may recommend a dental crown or cavity filling, depending on the extent of the damage. ... Read more

Missing teeth are quite common in the United States. About 120 million people are missing at least one natural tooth, and about 36 million have no natural teeth. Many people with missing teeth have considered having dental implants at least once, however, many have concerns about the procedure that stop them from getting it done. Read on to know how long dental implants last and how to care for them.... Read more