According to the Canadian Dental Association, children should be seen by a dental professional by one year of age or within six months of the eruption of the first tooth. This is beneficial as a dentist can address any dental issues at this time and provide brushing tips to improve the child’s oral health. For […]
The California Dental Association has identified bruxism, or teeth grinding, as a condition if left untreated can result in painful, loose teeth, which become heavily ground down. A dental practitioner can provide treatment options such as a night guard, which can minimize the effects of teeth grinding.
Gingivitis may be more common with women in the second and eighth month of pregnancy resulting is red, tender and puffy gums. The American Dental Association recommends that teeth may need more cleanings during these stages of pregnancy to improve oral health.