Crescent Dental Patient Education

No one likes to get sick. To protect yourself from common viruses, you may frequently wash your hands, make sure you get enough vitamin C, and maintain a clean environment. But did you know that there is even more you can do? You can take great care of your teeth and gums! This blog post delves into how a healthy smile can support your immune system and help you stay healthy from head to toe.

If you’re considering getting a dental crown, you may be wondering what their track record is when it comes to safely and effectively repairing damaged teeth. The good news is that today’s crowns have a long history of reliability, but they wouldn’t be where they are today without the long and fascinating journey they took to get here. In fact, the earliest crowns were said to have been developed by the Etruscans around 166 to 201 AD.

Here’s a closer look at the history of dental crowns, and how they can help you today!

Everyone loves a good deal—but when it comes to dental implants, cutting corners can cost more than money. While discounted or bargain-priced fixtures might seem like an easy way to save, they can cause complications, discomfort, and even costly corrective procedures. So, before you plunge into the bargain bin, continue reading. You’ll learn what you need to know about the risks of low-cost dental implants.

If you’re going to lose teeth, now might be the best time in history to do it. In previous centuries, people suffering from tooth loss could only replace them using uncomfortable and non-functional restorations or haphazard and frequently unsuccessful implants made from seashell shards, animal teeth, or teeth taken from the dead. Thankfully, modern dental implants are safe, sanitary, and effective while boasting a remarkable success rate of over 95%. Here are a few reasons why we should be thankful for dental implants during this Thanksgiving season.

When it comes to staying hydrated, water is always the best option to keep your body and smile healthy. However, most of us aren’t solely drinking water. There are a wide range of other beverages out there that can be problematic for your oral health. Continue reading to learn about 4 beverages that you should avoid sipping on too often for the sake of your smile.