Welcome to my site! My name is Verity. I work as a receptionist in a dentist office. Every day for the past 20 years, I have come in to the office, worked on paperwork, and greeted patients. I love my job, because it has helped me meet a lot of really wonderful people. I have seen families grow up! But an added benefit from my job is that I have also picked up some small information about dentistry. I'm not one of the dentists, but I do know quite a bit about simple procedures and basic dental hygiene. Hopefully this blog can teach you something, but remember to always consult with your actual dentist for real professional advice!
30 July 2016
If you have a missing tooth or several missing teeth, you do have several options. You can have a bridge attached to fill in the empty spaces or have a partial denture created. You can also decide to have a permanent implant placed in your mouth. You may think that an implant is not the most practical choice for you due to the cost and complexity of the procedure. However, implants can be a practical choice for many people.
13 July 2016
Many people experience anxiety in a number of situations, but perhaps more than usual do so while in the dentist's office. Even though pain management has greatly improved in recent years, you may have bad memories of a past experience that still makes you uncomfortable. While there are a number of strategies you and your dental professional can employ to reduce this anxiety level, one simple and effective method is to employ a comfort dog.
6 June 2016
Endodontists perform hundreds of root canals each year. While this is a great solution for damaged teeth, it's totally possible to prevent many forms of tooth decay. Take control of your dental care to prevent further decay and future problems. Taking excellent care of your oral health means brushing, flossing, and swishing with effective mouthwash each day. It also includes going to the dentist every six months for a cleaning and checkup.
6 June 2016
If you are going to be having braces put on, then you may want to see about getting lingual braces instead of traditional ones. These braces may offer you a better option when it comes to having your teeth straightened out. Learn about lingual braces and what it is that they have to offer by reading all the information that's provided to you here: What makes lingual braces different? Lingual braces are put on the backs of your teeth instead of on the fronts of them.
18 May 2016
Transforming the appearance of your teeth does not have to be lengthy or cumbersome. Here are two dental services that can quickly help blemished teeth appear more attractive: Dental Veneers If you have sustained a crack or chip in a tooth or if you have dental discoloration that cannot be treated by bleaching solutions, you may be looking for a way to simply cover the imperfections of your teeth. One of the best dental applications for concealing imperfections is the dental veneer.