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Wisdom teeth are the third molars that usually erupt during adolescence or early adulthood in the very back of the mouth. While wisdom teeth are believed to have served a purpose before, we generally don’t need this last set of teeth for any functional purpose now. In fact, wisdom teeth ...
Orthodontics for kids is a vital part of your child’s oral health. Certain dental issues may occur as their teeth develop, making it more difficult to bite, chew, and speak properly. Orthodontic treatment sets the stage for a beautiful smile and supports proper oral health. It also helps...
With healthcare costs rising every year, finding affordable dental solutions is harder than ever. Thanks to Smile Saver, you have a subscription-based dental plan that bridges the gap between regular dental care and low-cost services. Let’s dive deep into how Smile Saver works and ex...
Orthodontists are dental specialists who assess and treat dental issues such as crossbites, overbites, gaps between teeth, and crooked teeth. They use dental appliances to resolve issues with the teeth and jaw, including the following: Bite plane Bite splint Forsus springs Palatal expander...
According to the Mayo Clinic, wisdom teeth are the last set of molars to come in (generally between the ages of 17 and 25). Many dental specialists recommend removing all wisdom teeth (even the ones not causing problems) no later than your 20’s. This is generally recommended because youn...
Establishing healthy dental habits at an early age is critical to having a healthy smile that will grow with you. However, with many children, establishing good oral health habits takes time, effort, and practice. Along the way, many children need additional support through routine dental ...
Taking care of your braces is an essential part of your oral hygiene routine to ensure the success of your treatment. Neglecting your braces can lead to all sorts of dental problems, including plaque buildup, dental decay, and cavities. It can also increase treatment time before you can ge...
Tooth decay, also known as cavities, is a common dental issue among children of all ages. Sugary drinks, sticky snacks, and the lack of fully developed good dental habits all play a role in the unfortunate and all too common reality of kids suffering from tooth decay. As the name suggest...
Over 50% of Americans report satisfaction with their current dentist. Given this, it’s understandable why so many Americans get frustrated at the thought of having to find a new dentist when they move. At Absolute Dental, switching dentists does not have to be a stressful experience. O...
Keeping up with your oral hygiene is the key to good dental health — especially if you have dental work that needs special care. Bridges are a type of dental restoration that replaces a missing tooth and may need a few extra steps to keep it clean. To help you avoid tooth decay and gum &...