While many people brush, floss and eat with no discomfort whatsoever, many Americans struggle with pain caused by sensitive teeth. According to Colgate, as many as 45 million US adults have sensitive teeth. Research conducted the Journal of the American Dental Association estimates that 1 in 8 people have a sensitivity issue and women are […]
How To Pick Out Great Dental Floss
Flossing is crucial for a healthy beautiful smile! But are you using the right floss? There are no clear advantages of one type over another. Which means that the most important factor in selecting a dental floss product is finding one that you will consistently use! This means that whatever product you find more comfortable […]
Considerations Before Looking Into A Gum Lift Procedure
A gum lift is an incredible new advancement in cosmetic dentistry. The procedure, also known as crown lengthening, raises, sculpts and reshapes the gum line. Most people do it to achieve the appearance of longer or more symmetrical teeth. If you’ve ever thought you have a “gummy” smile or an uneven gum line, this procedure […]
How You Can Help Your Loved One With Special Needs Manage Their Dental Care
No one particularly enjoys going to the dentist. It’s even a point of anxiety for a lot of dental patients. The smell, the vulnerability, the sharp and shiny tools in your mouth… even the bravest of manly men cower in the reclining chair. It can be hard to convince your loved ones to go to […]
5 Major Differences Between Traditional Braces And Invisalign
Everyone wants beautiful, straight teeth! Orthodontics and cosmetic dentistry are rapidly growing fields that allow men and women to dramatically change their smiles. When it comes to straightening teeth, traditional braces and Invisalign are two of the most popular options we offer here at Bridge Creek Dental. What are the differences between these two methods? […]
Sensory Processing Disorder – Dental Care Techniques For Children Sensitive To Touch
There are many ways that dental visits have to be adapted to cater to specific patients and their individual needs. One of the biggest challenges for many working within the dental field is working on children with Autism. In particular, sensory processing disorder. A study done by the University of Southern California found that children […]