by Southeast Family Dental | Uncategorized |
A CDC report has highlighted that children may be using too much toothpaste, which can be dangerous for their oral health. The rule that children between the ages of 3 and 6 should use a pea-sized amount or less is not being followed. The study focused on children...
by Southeast Family Dental | Blog, Good to Know |
For children, there are so many rules of tooth brushing that need to be followed, specifically, the fact that you need to brush for a specific amount of time. Two minutes, to be precise. But what is the answer to make sure that everybody brushes for this vital amount...
by Southeast Family Dental | Blog, Good to Know |
There are so many different aspects of looking after an elderly or home-bound person, especially where their oral health is concerned. The best oral hygiene comes from proper brushing. What are the best ways to look after someone that has extra needs in terms of their...
by Southeast Family Dental | Blog, Q & A |
It’s not necessarily a widely known term, but “dry socket”, also known as alveolar osteitis, is a very painful condition that can occur after having a permanent adult tooth, such as a wisdom tooth or a singular tooth, extracted. Its symptoms are...
by Southeast Family Dental | Blog, Q & A
When you thought fashion couldn’t get any weirder, we bring you the latest in teeth nail art. As the name suggests, these are fingernails fashioned in the form of teeth. Don’t worry because they’re not real molars glued onto the ends of your fingers. That would be...
