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Dental X-Rays: Are they safe?

Blog Nov 24, 2023 by Whole Dental Wellness

Dental X-Rays: Are they safe?

Dental X-rays are 100% needed to diagnose and treat all kinds of dental issues. But so many people ask, "Is it safe?" The short answer is "Yes!"

The Overlooked Link: Exploring Men's Health and its Connection to Oral Health

Blog Nov 14, 2023 by Whole Dental Wellness

The Overlooked Link: Exploring Men's Health and its Connection to Oral Health

Men's health is a multifaceted topic that encompasses various aspects of well-being. While discussions around men's health often focus on physical fitness, mental health, and chronic diseases, one crucial area that is often overlooked is oral health.

Dental Hygiene…Why is it so important?

Blog Nov 16, 2023 by Whole Dental Wellness

Dental Hygiene…Why is it so important?

Sometimes, we tend to put things like our regular checkups on hold because life is busy. Here are some reasons why your dental health is important.

Oral Cancer Is On The Rise

Blog Nov 16, 2023 by Whole Dental Wellness

Oral Cancer Is On The Rise

Oral cancer can occur when your cells change their DNA. There are a variety of risk factors that you should be vigilant about. Tobacco use, HPV, heavy alcohol use, and too much sun exposure are just a few. Attempt to limit your tobacco and alcohol use. Wear sunscreen every day, including your lips.

What is Periodontics?

Blog Nov 16, 2023 by Whole Dental Wellness

What is Periodontics?

Let's face it. The world is changing. Things are moving faster, and technology is changing quicker than we can keep up. Of course, we know the impact this stress can have on our physical and mental health. However, dental health often goes unnoticed. Here are some of those effects.

The Impact of Stress on Dental Health

Blog Nov 14, 2023 by Whole Dental Wellness

The Impact of Stress on Dental Health

Let's face it. The world is changing. Things are moving faster, and technology is changing quicker than we can keep up. Of course, we know the impact this stress can have on our physical and mental health. However, dental health often goes unnoticed. Here are some of those effects.

What is an Abscess Tooth and Possible Treatments

Blog May 18, 2023 by Whole Dental Wellness

What is an Abscess Tooth and Possible Treatments

An abscessed tooth, alternatively referred to as a dental abscess, is a distressing infection that arises when bacteria infiltrate the dental pulp. The dental pulp is the innermost portion of the tooth housing nerves and blood vessels, and when invaded, the infection can extend to the nearby tissues.

Safe to see dentist Blog

Blog May 8, 2020 by Whole Dental Wellness

Is It Safe To See Your Dentist?

In these uncertain times, it is more important than ever to think about safety precautions relating to your health. The team at Whole Dental Wellness are going above and beyond to ensure that you and your family will be safe during your visit to the dentist. Read on to learn about the newest precautions

dental implants Blog

Blog September 17, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

What Are Dental Implants?

With approximately one in four Americans suffering from severe tooth decay, extractions have become an increasingly common procedure. As more people lose teeth, dental implants have risen in popularity as a good alternative to restoring a picture-perfect smile. However, a large percentage of individuals are unsure of dental implants and their types. A dental implant generally consists of a metal post which is installed in the jawbone underneath the gum where a tooth has been extracted. Once the post has been fitted, a replacement tooth or bridge will be placed in

Soda blog

Blog September 3, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

Soda Versus Our Teeth (Spoiler Alert – Teeth Lose!)

According to Statista, the soda industry made an astounding $11,834m, in 2019 alone, and this figure is estimated to grow by 1.4% every year for the foreseeable future. Although most people realize that soda can have dire consequences for their health, it has not stopped 48% of Australian adults from consuming soda daily. What does soda do to your teeth? Developing a soda dependency can have a multitude of serious consequences for your oral health. However, the two most significant effects are erosion and decay. Erosion refers to the loss and damage

wisdom teeth blog

Blog September 3, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

What to Expect When Getting Your Wisdom Teeth Out

Having your wisdom teeth removed is almost a rite of passage similar to passing your driving test or going on your first trip to Europe. Only not quite as much fun… It’s a daunting prospect, having up to four teeth removed at once and if they’re all coming out at different angles or impacted, then it can be a tricky job. You may need a general anesthetic if you’re a complicated case, but most people get by with a local and maybe some light sedation. The procedure itself There’ll be some tugging and

root canal blog

Blog August 6, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

Root Canals are a Safe Option

Root canal. Just two little words, but in combination they’re enough to strike terror into the hearts of the manliest men and even some womanly women who’ve given birth with minimal pain relief. There are so many myths about root canal fillings that when you’re told you need one, you’ll leave the dentist’s office with them all swirling around in your mind, making you panic. Panic no more, because almost everything you’ve heard about root canals is wrong. Read on to be disabused of your erroneous notions and thoroughly reassured… Root canals areRoot canal. Just two little words, but in combination they’re enough to strike terror into the hearts of the manliest men and even some womanly women who’ve given birth with minimal pain relief. There are so many myths about root canal fillings that when you’re told you need one, you’ll leave the dentist’s office with them all swirling around in your mind, making you panic. Panic no more, because almost everything you’ve heard about root canals is wrong. Read on to be disabused of your erroneous notions and thoroughly reassured… Root canals are

keto blog

Uncategorized July 2, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

Keto Diet Shown to Improve Dental Health

Low carb diets are proven to deliver a balanced lifestyle while still allowing individuals to enjoy feel-good food. These low carb diets, such as Keto, are a proven way of weight loss and other areas of your health, but what is the effect on oral health? Since childhood, people are taught that sugar promotes disease-causing bacteria in their mouths which, in turn, causes rotten teeth. As scientifically proven, this is correct but what role do carbs play? Carbohydrates provide bacteria in your mouth with the fuel needed to produce acid, therefore,

toothbrush blog

Blog June 18, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

Electric vs Manual Toothbrush – Which is Best?

The problem many people have is the indifference to their toothbrush. There is such a thing as a right and wrong, good and bad toothbrush. You find many people buy the cheapest option, while others still have the sample they received after their dental check-up six months ago. Advantages of electric toothbrushes Regardless of oral condition, electric toothbrushes offer numerous advantages. The entire process of cleaning your teeth is completed using toothbrushes with timers that ensure you get your full two minutes brush. Others also feature a pressure indicator to tell you

bruxism blog

Blog June 4, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

Fundamental concepts of sleep Bruxism

Bruxism describes the clenching, grinding and gnashing of teeth without functional purpose. It is something that could occur during sleep and wakefulness. Both share similar risks and consequences while they have different etiologic and pathophysiology mechanisms. Sleep bruxism plays a role in temporomandibular joint disorders, stomatognathic muscle pain, tooth wear and damage and dental restoration breakdown. Facts about bruxism Between 8 and 31% of the adult population grinds their teeth while up to 40.6% of children grind their teeth during sleep. A factor that influences bruxism is family history with

vaping blog

Blog May 21, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

Vaping and oral health

Gaining popularity as “the safe” alternative to cigarette smoking, vaping is the inhaling of a vapor created by an electronic cigarette (e-cigarette) or other vaping device. One recent study revealed that 57% of these vapers are non-smokers while 43% were dual users. Vaping increases in countries where nicotine vaping is supported. In the US, 4.5% vape while 6.2% of UK residents vape. Is it a safe alternative as indicated? Vaping is predominantly marketed as a safe alternative to tobacco smoke. Compared to cigarette smoking, vaping appears to pose fewer risks including to your oral health.

gum disease blog

Blog March 5, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

The First Signs of Gum Disease

Many people suffer from gum disease but don’t actually know that they have it and so, the longer they go untreated, the worse the disease becomes and the harder it is to treat. So, what are the first signs of gum disease? Swollen Gums If you have noticed that your gums are swollen or tender then that could be a sign that you are suffering from gum disease. This inflammation is caused by a bacteria that gathers around the teeth and when it is not removed by brushing or flossing it can

nightguards Blog

Blog February 19, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

The Benefits of Wearing a Nightguard

For some people, wearing a nightguard might seem like an uncomfortable item to take with you to bed. However, studies show that people who wear nightguards have healthier teeth and gums than those who don’t. Let’s have a look at some of the top benefits of wearing a nightguard. No Pain and No Tension Dentists ensure nightguards are designed with your individual teeth and gum shape in mind. Therefore, you won’t feel any discomfort as they are lightweight, help prevent and eliminate conditions such as jaw clenching and teeth grinding. Putting an End

Dental check-ups blog

Blog February 5, 2019 by Whole Dental Wellness

How Important Are Regular Check-ups?

Scheduling regular dental check-ups will not only help keep your gums and teeth healthy but also give you peace of mind when it comes to caring for your teeth. It is important for children and adults to visit a dentist for a check-up at least twice a year. With that said, how important are regular check-ups really? Oral Cancer Can be Detected Early With oral cancer being a difficult condition to diagnose, it takes a professional dentist to detect signs and symptoms that are easily dismissed. The earlier it’s detected, the sooner

teeth grinding blog

Blog December 18, 2018 by Whole Dental Wellness

How Night Guards Help Prevent Teeth Grinding

Teeth grinding, or bruxism as it is officially known, can cause a wide range of problems. Interestingly, often it is not possible for people to stop themselves from doing it. Typically, it happens unconsciously and for many, it means that they are not even aware that they have the problem. But don’t worry, it is treatable with nightguards. So, how does a nightguard prevent teeth grinding? When it comes to treating teeth grinding, wearing a nightguard is one of the most effective ways to stop the problem. And don’t worry, the

gum disease symptoms blog

Blog December 4, 2018 by Whole Dental Wellness

What to Be Aware of When Dealing with Gum Disease

Have you ever looked down and seen blood in the sink when you brushed your teeth? This is one of the first signs of the disease. It indicates that your gum is infected, but that infection may not be isolated to your gums. It can travel further into your teeth and affect your overall body health. So, if you do have gum disease what should you be aware of? Swollen Gums Swollen gums are another sign that your gums need attention. Oftentimes this early sign of inflammation is often where it all begins

gum health blog

Blog November 19, 2018 by Whole Dental Wellness

How to Improve the Health of Your Gums

If you want to keep your teeth looking good, you have to take care of your gums. In doing so, it will prevent a wide range of gum problems and ensure that your teeth remain strong. Always Floss We recommend that you floss at least once a day as this will help to remove any hidden plaque between your teeth that toothbrushes cannot reach. You can do it at any time of the day but always remember to do it. Brush your Teeth Twice a Day Brushing your teeth twice a day is important

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