Posts Tagged ‘ decay ’
Sealants: FAQs
Dental sealants have been around for decades, and they are a great option for preventing cavities. In this blog, we’ll answer Google’s most frequently asked questions about sealants. Are Sealants Good for Teeth? Yes. Dental sealants protect teeth against cavities, which is very good. Sealants fill in and seal the deep grooves on the biting […]
What Causes Cavities?
Despite advances in the general public’s understanding of dental health and the preventive treatments available today, cavities remain the most common dental problem affecting millions of people every year. Understanding the underlying causes and predisposing factors of cavities can help you prevent them, saving you both time and money. What is a Cavity? Click to […]
Why Having a Dry Mouth is more than Just a Nuisance
Dry mouth is becoming an increasingly prevalent problem among our adult patients. Some people are unaware that their mouths feel dry, and others are aware, but do not consider it to be a problem. It is a problem, and a serious one at that! Dry mouth is a common side effect from many prescription medications, […]
Sealants
What are dental sealants? Dental sealants are a protective barrier, covering the most vulnerable surface of the teeth and shielding them from cavity-causing bacteria. The sealants are most commonly applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth (premolars and molars) where decay occurs most frequently. They can also be applied to any deep pit […]
What Does It Mean To Be High Risk For Cavities?
What is a cavity? A cavity is the destruction of tooth structure caused by a combination of bacteria, sugar and acid. When bacteria in the mouth digests sugar, acid is produced. The acid destroys enamel, just like it etches glass, and this process is called demineralization. Once a cavity has grown through the outer layer […]
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