Can A Tooth Heal After Dental Trauma?
Strong as teeth are, they can still be injured. While cavities are something you can work to prevent, dental trauma often is out of your control. When your tooth gets injured, it’s natural to panic and wonder if it’s possible for it to heal. The sooner you seek out treatment after experiencing dental trauma, the higher the chances that your tooth will be able to heal.
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What Is Tooth Resorption: The Causes and Potential Risks
If you’ve been to the dentist and they tell you that you have tooth resorption, also known as root resorption, you may be confused as to what that means. Root resorption is a fairly uncommon issue for adults, with many people being unaware as to its very existence until they are either diagnosed with it […]
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4 Myths About Root Canals Debunked
It’s a belief commonly held that root canals are something to be feared. Many speculations circulate about them that make people afraid and think of root canal treatment as something out of a horror. Luckily, those rumors aren’t true. There are many misconceptions about root canals, when in reality, the purpose of a root canal […]
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What Causes a Cracked Tooth?
Teeth cracking causes major concern and for good reason – teeth don’t grow back. While trying to prevent a cracked tooth is your best bet, sometimes prevention doesn’t work and you still end up with cracked teeth. Understanding how teeth crack can help you try to prevent them better. In the event cracked teeth occur, […]
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History of Toothbrush and Toothpaste
Every day for our entire lives we brush our teeth, or should be anyways. But do we ever wonder where the toothbrush and toothpaste came from? I bet most of us don’t even think about that because we all take the little things for granted. Here is a little history about the toothbrush and toothpaste. […]
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What, How and Why on 3D imaging (CBCT Scanning)
At David G. Johnson DDS, PC, we use the latest technology to benefit our patients’ dental exams. One of the latest 3D scanners we have is the CBCT machine. What is it? CBCT stands for Cone Beam Computed Technology and is a unique type of x-ray equipment that enables the production of 3D images. The […]
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