My Teeth Hurt

Teething – sometimes it hurts to let something come to the surface… by Sophie N. Health Maven

Posted Wed 04 Jul 2012 6:05am Violetta is teething. I watch her exploring her mouth with her fingers, frowning and sometimes crying out to us about this strange thing that is happening inside her. That first hot flush of sensation, the slow ache. The feeling of something just about to surface. That thing on the tip of our tongue that we can’t quite touch. We ... Read on »

Is Bottled Water Hurting Your Teeth? by DentalHealthTeam .. Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 1:49pm ANNOUNCER: More and more, people are getting their water from this rather than the tap. But the cost may be higher than they realize. Stephen Tympanick, DDS: What we started to see is more decay, more tooth decay in people in their 20s, 20s and 30s and even older. When I see more decay than I should, I ask them, are you drinking bottled water? an ... Read on »

Trick or Treat, Don’t Hurt My Teeth by Susan H. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 28 Oct 2011 7:34am Guest post by Keely McKissack on behalf of Masterpiece Smiles During October, candy really does seem to grow on trees. Unlike the beautiful assortment of fall leaves that remain scattered all over the yard, kids have a tendency to rake up so much candy that they can jump in it. However, after a month of indulging on those sweets that are noto ... Read on »

How Pool Water Can Hurt Your Teeth, & Other News of Note by The Verigin Dental Health Team Doctor of Dentistry

Posted Fri 03 Jun 2011 10:09am Pool Water May Strip Tooth Enamel (Futurity.org) Taking a dip in the backyard pool may cause permanent damage to teeth if chlorine and pH levels are not properly maintained. “Improperly maintained pool chlorination in swimming pools can cause rapid and excessive erosion of dental enamel,” says Leila Jahangiri, a clinical associate p ... Read on »

5 Goodies Kids Should Avoid to Maintain a Healthy Set of Teeth by Beth F. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 10 Sep 2012 12:14pm Written by Role Mommy Contributor, Jessica Donnovan. Parents want nothing less than the best for their kids. They do not want their kids to make the same mistakes that they did when they were younger. Parents get monstrous when another kid in school hits their baby. They curse the first boy that broke their little girl's heart. The ... Read on »

Creepy-Cool Image: A Child’s Skull with 2 Sets of Teeth by The Verigin Dental Health Team Doctor of Dentistry

Posted Mon 12 Sep 2011 10:01am Ever wonder why you have two sets of teeth in your lifetime? The simple answer: When you’re an infant, your jaw is too small to hold the full set of adult teeth. “Baby teeth” (also known as “milk,” “primary” or “deciduous” teeth) serve as placeholders of a sort, guiding proper development of the oral cavity. Once jaw, skull and surrounding ... Read on »

The Right Set of Teeth ... by Invisalign topdentist Posted Tue 16 Jun 2009 12:20am The Right Set of Teeth Wear and tear of teeth takes place, as the days go by. The very popular concept of dental implant has caught everyone’s eye, as it’s a revolutionary method for supporting replacement of teeth. Dental implants are usually used as a stabilization method for the lower denture. Confidence of the wearer has consistently imp ... Read on »

The Right Set of Teeth by Invisalign topdentist Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:04pm The Right Set of Teeth Wear and tear of teeth takes place, as the days go by. The very popular concept of dental implant has caught everyone’s eye, as it’s a revolutionary method for supporting replacement of teeth. Dental implants are usually used as a stabilization method for the lower denture. Confidence of the wearer has consistently imp ... Read on »

Baby Development -The ‘Tooth’ About Teething by Baby Mum-Mum .. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 23 Dec 2009 7:03am By Colleen Hurley, RD Certified Kid’s Nutrition Specialist Teething, or the emerging of baby teeth through the gums, can be a difficult time for both babies and parents. It is important to understand what to expect during this time in addition to learning a few ways to help your baby feel better. Teething usually begins around 6 months ... Read on »

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