Many people are unhappy with the appearance of their teeth. Some think their teeth are too crooked, and others think their teeth are too big. But what if you think your teeth are too small? This might be something you've been afraid to share with other people because you think it's silly or that you can't do much about it. But you're not alone in feeling like your teeth are too small.
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Is your child ready for their first dentist visit? Take a look at the top questions parents have about this important first step towards a lifetime of dental health.
When Should You Schedule Your Child's First Dental Visit?
According to the American Dental Association (ADA), children should go to the dental office after their first tooth erupts. If this doesn't happen by their first birthday, you should contact the office about when to schedule an appointment.
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Considering Invisalign to fix your teeth, but not sure if it's right for you? Here are some questions about the treatment that you likely have for your orthodontist.
Will Invisalign Hurt?
While braces have a reputation for hurting as the metal wires put tension on your teeth to move them, the amount of discomfort that you feel will be much less with braces. This is because Invisalign is known to make much smaller changes over a longer period of time compared to braces, so the amount of pressure put on your teeth to move them is not that high.
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Are you the type of person that immediately thinks of the potential discomfort that comes from going to the dentist, which makes you afraid to go? Know that you're not alone since many people fear to go to the dentist due to things such as the sights and sounds of being in the office. If you are one of those people, these tips can help improve your comfort and anxiety.
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Some patients dread the question, "how often do you floss?" when they go to the dentist. In fact, one survey found that 27% of adults in the U.S. lie about how much they floss; some would even rather prefer to do an unpleasant activity—like cleaning a toilet or washing dishes—instead of flossing. While regular brushing and preventative dental appointments are important, so is flossing. Take a look at why flossing is important and how to improve this habit if you struggle with it.
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