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1. Dental Insurance Plus – Symptoms of an Exposed Tooth Root It is essential to know that an exposed root may not be visible depending on the location of the affected tooth. Such as, if the tooth with an exposed root is in the back of your mouth, you may not notice what is going on, but you may certainly feel the symptoms of an exposed […]...
2. Dental Insurance Plus – Exposed Tooth Root You only see about half of your tooth as the rest sits below your gumline and anchors the tooth into your jawbone. The part that is not visible is called your tooth root. All your teeth have a least one root but some of your teeth have two to three roots. When exposed to the […]...
3. Dental Insurance Plus, Getting to Know Your Teeth Dental Insurance Plus, Getting to Know Your Teeth...
4. Dental Insurance Plus – See Invisible Tooth Decay And Plaque with an Innovative Dental Device Improving technology to improve dental care. A team of scientists from the University of Liverpool has won an award for developing a device that can identify early tooth decay and plaque before it is visible to the human eye. The innovation, iDENTifi, comprises a clinical digital camera which incorporates Qualitative Light Induced Fluorescence […]...
5. Dental Insurance Plus – Sensitive Teeth and What Causes Tooth Sensitivity Many people deal with having sensitive teeth on a daily bases. Normally when eating or drinking something hot, cold, sweet or acidic. Sensitivity can happen when your tooth enamel start to thin or ware down. Exposing the underlying root surface dentin. Receding gums can also expose your tooth dentin causing tooth sensitivity. There are many […]...
6. Dental Insurance Plus, How Carbonation Can Cause Tooth Decay Dental Insurance Plus, How Carbonation Can Cause Tooth Decay...
7. Dental Insurance Plus – A Candy that may Help Reduce Tooth Decay. According to a recent study put out by the European Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, it showing that sugar-free lollipops that contains licorice root extract significantly reduced the bacteria that causes tooth decay. The study was done on 66 preschool students ages 2 to 5 enrolled in the Greater Lansing Area Head Start Program. Each student […]...
8. Innovative Dental Device Helps to see Invisible Tooth Decay and Plaque Improving dental care though improving technology. A team of scientists from the University of Liverpool has won an award for developing a device that can identify early tooth decay and plaque before it is visible to the human eye. The innovation, “iDentifi” comprises a clinical digital camera which incorporates qualitative light induced fluorescence technology to […]...
9. Dental Insurance Plus -Tooth Decay Prevention Tooth Decay: Tooth decay is the destruction of the outer surface of a tooth from acid forming bacteria that is produced by food containing carbohydrates (sugars and starches). Tooth Decay Prevention: Brush your teeth twice a day with a tooth paste that contains fluoride. Preferably, brush after each meal and before bedtime to help reduce […]...
10. Dental Insurance Plus – Abscessed Tooth What is an Abscessed Tooth? An Abscessed tooth is normally a painful infection at the root of ta tooth or between the gum and tooth. it is most commonly caused by severe tooth decay. However, some other causes includes: Trauma to a tooth (such as when it is broken or chipped Gingivitis or gum disease […]...
11. Dental Insurance Plus, Children and Tooth Decay Dental Insurance Plus, Children and Tooth Decay...
12. Dental Insurance Plus – Tooth Decay in Children. Tooth decay in children is an occurring health condition.  Due to dental issue children miss 52 million hours from school every year. If dental problems are left untreated children will develop further health problems.  30% to 50% of children between 4 and 5 years old already struggle with tooth decay.    There are many reason […]...
13. Cow Milk Tooth Decay – Dental Insurance Plus First there is a big difference between fresh cows milk and formula milk. (Also soy milk is not safe for teeth). Anyone who has prepared formula milk knows how sticky it can be on your fingers. The different sugars in formula milk will not be safe for a child’s teeth during a nap or before […]...
14. Stopping Tooth Decay and Preventing Cavities Before they Start Stopping Tooth Decay and Preventing Cavities Before they Start...
15. Tooth Decay in Children Tooth decay in children is an occurring health condition.  Due to dental issue children miss 52 million hours from school every year. If dental problems are left untreated children will develop further health problems.  30% to 50% of children between 4 and 5 years old already struggle with tooth decay. There are many reason for […]...