If you are mission one or more teeth, you are not alone. According to the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, nearly 70% of Americans between the ages of 35 and 44 are missing at least one tooth. This was caused by accidents, tooth decay, failed root canals, and gum disease. Women fare only slightly better than men, 58% of women have lost at least one tooth as opposed to a full 60% of men. Many are missing several teeth
Even for the people who are not missing several teeth, many of us are not happy with the teeth we have. About 49% of us say we are not satisfied with our teeth. More than 30% of us have tooth decay.
What can people do about missing several teeth? There are several options to replace one or more teeth.
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Did you know that 99.7% of adults believe that having a healthy smile is socially important? At least, that’s what a survey by the AAD reports. Our teeth aren’t simply for chewing our food — they help us express how we’re feeling. And certainly, our smile more than anything conveys a first impression. Much of general dentistry is about ensuring that your teeth

are healthy. But health goes beyond the bare basics; you deserve more than teeth that can simply do their basic job. You should have teeth that you feel confident in as well — teeth you can show off whenever you want. And there are many ways that you can get them.

1. Teeth Whitening

Finding a dentist office in your area can be easy — finding one that you trust and enjoy going to is a different matter. While there is no general rule of thumb, looking at dentist reviews in your area is one clear way to determine the professionalism of an office. Consider what kind of dentistry you need in order to find a dentist that is right for you.
Cosmetic Dentistry
A beautiful smile is more than just about looks; your smile contributes to your confidence and the way that you feel around others. Americans spend nearly $1.4 billion on teeth whitening products and procedures every year; the average Continue Reading No Comments

Sleep is a beautiful thing, but for the 18 million Americans who suffer from sleep apnea a restful sleep is seldom found. If left untreated, the frequent pauses in breath experienced constantly in sleep apnea sufferers can lead to several cardiovascular issues; this includes heart disease, hypertension, and stroke. In an average night, someone with sleep apnea could experience a lapse in breath as frequently as every minute — the sleepless nights can catch up to a person, which is why sleep apnea suffers are six times more likely to lose concentration and die in a car accident. Continuing studies show the seriousness of the condition: findings over an 18-year period found that those wi