About Me
As a dental hygienist, I see hundreds of patients every single day. Many of these patients are older individuals who need dentures. Unfortunately, the outdated idea of clunky plastic teeth stuck on an uncomfortable base is prevalent among the senior citizen community. Technological advancements have made these types of false teeth a thing of the past. In fact, technology has changed the dental field all together. Dental implants can now be secured to make sure that dentures are immovable, and in some cases implants can be used to replace some or all of the teeth that need to be pulled! I started this blog to help inform seniors of their options. If you have a loved one who needs false teeth, then make sure your family member makes the right dental choices. A good set of teeth can help to retain dignity, beauty, and nutrition for the senior your love.
Latest Posts
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3 Helpful Services Children With Medicaid Dental Benefits Have Access To 13 December 2019
If you have a child with Medicaid, they have the right to receive dental benefits. There are plenty of de
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Do Genetics Affect Your Oral Health In Any Way? 13 November 2019
Genetics play a big role in the way you look and in your personality, but do they affect your oral health
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Suffering From TMJ Dysfunction? How An Orthodontist Can Help 15 October 2019
Temporomandibular joint dysfunction, or TMJ, can cause headaches, tinnitus, jaw pain, and worn enamel. Wh
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Are Invisible Braces Less Painful Than Standard Braces? 17 September 2019
Whether you've had regular braces before or know someone who has, you might have heard that they can be p
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Why Dental Implants Can Fail Unexpectedly After The Procedure 16 August 2019
Once you have gone through the procedure to have dental implants placed in your jawbone, a lot falls on y