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Did you know that April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month? Since we’re concerned about your complete oral health here at Findlay Dental Group, we want to keep you informed about the importance of getting screened for oral cancer. Oral cancer is diagnosed in nearly 50,000 people every year. It is a serious disease: its 5-year survival rate is under 60%.... read more »
You meet those people all the time. You see them at work, out in public, and you may even be married to one. People that have perfect teeth seem to be more confident, smile more, and obviously have an enhanced appearance. Have you ever wished that your smile was brighter, straighter and more attractive, too? This post is designed to... read more »
When our ancestors roamed the earth, the third molars, or wisdom teeth, were necessary to help chew the kinds of food they ate. Our diets have since evolved, making these third molars superfluous, and in fact, problematic since our jaws are smaller than theirs, so there isn’t really room for these extra teeth. This means that when they come in,... read more »
Maintaining your child’s teeth helps get them started in the right direction towards an adult life of good oral health. It’s not uncommon for the biting surface on your child’s permanent molars to have deep pits and contours. Deeply contoured or pitted biting surfaces can sometimes be a challenge to completely brush clean. If food particles and plaque get stuck... read more »
Teething is a natural occurrence that happens when the primary teeth begin to grow into your child’s mouth. Generally, the bottom teeth will grow in first and the upper teeth grow in about 1-2 months later. The teeth will erupt through the gums, which will cause extreme pain and discomfort. This is completely normal. So, to help your child get... read more »
If you are looking for a tooth-replacement option that will give you the results you want and the abilities you need, a dental bridge may be the right solution for you! A dental bridge is a natural-looking, reliable restoration that replaces your missing teeth for many years. It is generally made of dental crowns and artificial teeth and is anchored... read more »