Oral health care at home does not stop at brushing and flossing your teeth. Many people need to remember their tongues. However, the tongue is a haven for most oral bacteria. Using a tongue cleaner, you help to ensure proper and thorough cleaning of the accumulated bacteria, food particles, and dead cells. Another reason to … Read more
Stephen Burch, DDS, of 3D Dental Solutions in McLean, Virginia, can Provide Sleep Solutions. Snoring and Sleep Apnea can affect your personal life and overall health care. According to a report by the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (AADSM). An estimated 40% of adult men and 24% of adult women suffer from chronic snoring. … Read more
A study suggests there is an increase in tooth decay in young children. Even with the beneficial effects of fluoride and increased dental care, the study suggests that the increased use of sugary drinks and food in young children may cause tooth decay.
Are you asking the right questions regarding your kid’s dental health care? Whether for your kids or yourself, it is crucial to communicate with the dentist. When dealing with your dental health, there are no dumb questions, yet some people feel embarrassed to ask even simple questions to the dentist about the suggested treatment plan. … Read more
Original Medicare coverage is automatically renewable each year you are eligible. Thus, you do not need to renew your Medicare parts each year. Medicare Supplement plans work the same way. Once accepted, the plan is automatically renewable as long as you continue to pay the monthly premium. Medicare Advantage plans work similarly. However, you can change … Read more
Dental checks are the standard twice a year but not always the rule. Many people see a dentist twice a year since most dental insurance plans provide free preventive care, including basic cleanings and checkups. Your oral health needs depend on how often you or your child go. The main goal of checkups is to … Read more
Question: Is it necessary to take kids to see a dentist every six months? It seems overkill and just a way for the dentist to make more money. My kids go to the dentist once a year and, so far, are cavity-free. Even for myself, it has been more like three years since I saw a … Read more
You will automatically be enrolled in Medicare at age 65 if you are receiving Social Security benefits or railroad retirement board benefits at least four months before you enroll in Medicare. However, suppose you are not receiving Social Security or railroad retirement board benefits. You will need to contact your local Social Security office to … Read more
Stress can do more than rattle your nerves. Stress can cause forgetfulness, lack of sleep, hair loss, and headaches. However, did you know it can also cause you to have dental problems? People that are under Stress can tend to clench or grind their teeth. Teeth grinding can happen while you are awake or even … Read more
One often thinks of dental hygiene as brushing twice daily and flossing. However, the tongue can often be overlooked, even though it is a source of bacteria that can cause bad breath. When brushing your teeth, gently brush your tongue and use a mouthwash that kills germs. Brushing your tongue will help keep it clean … Read more
To be eligible for Original Medicare, you must be a permanent legal resident (green card holder) or an American citizen who has lived in the United States for at least five years AND one of the following: To enroll in Original Medicare, you may be required to reach out to your local Social Security office … Read more
Many children like to be able to show their independence by doing tasks, such as brushing their teeth, on their own. Even if your child is still not correctly brushing you should let them brush their teeth either before or after you have correctly brushed their teeth. This can be done in steps in a … Read more
Did you know that cheese can help you protect your child teeth from tooth decay? By offering your child a piece of cheese after a meal or snack the cheese helps neutralizing the harmful acids from the mouth. In addition, cheese helps to make tooth enamel stronger and becoming a perfect barrier that will protect … Read more
Babies can start teething as soon as three months but normally for most babies teething beings around six to seven months. The first teeth that will usually appear will be the lower incisors (front teeth). As your child grows and develop more teeth, you can use a toothbrush that is designed for your child’s age. … Read more
Oral hygiene is just as important to infants as to children and adults. Even though a baby may not have teeth you still need to provide for daily oral hygiene for your infant. Infants require daily oral hygiene, because the tissues in the mouth require cleansing to prevent irritation and infection. Thrush is a treatable … Read more
Parents can normally have very busy day and so it easy to forgot things at time. Kids can be just as busy doing their kid stuff and forgetting to brush often happens. By using a brushing chart it will help your kids to remember to brush and floss their teeth on a daily basis, plus … Read more
It is estimated that the average American drinks nearly 600 cans of soda person per year. Studies shown that soft drinks is a causing factor to adult’s and children’s tooth decay. The problem with soda in regards to dental health is that many sodas contain acids and sugars that could erode tooth enamel over time. … Read more