Whether you believe it or not, stress can affect your smile and oral health in more ways than you might realize. In fact, it can cause canker sores, jaw pain, gum recession, and more. This is why it’s important to keep your smile in mind this holiday season. We all know the holidays can be quite stressful. To help you... read more »
Problems with chronic dental stains can often be linked back to certain lifestyle habits, such as tobacco use or the daily consumption of dark beverages. At the same time, certain foods like chocolate, dark berries, and tomato sauce can also increase your chances of developing dental stains on your front teeth. If your teeth suffer from significant dental stains you... read more »
If you want to aid your baby to create a healthy body and healthy pearly whites, it’s imperative to be selective of the kinds of foods and drinks you consume while you’re pregnant. You can use the following ideas to aid your baby to develop healthy teeth. As always, eating a variety of foods is still imperative during pregnancy. By... read more »
Dentures are a terrific method for replacing missing teeth. Partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth, while full dentures are used to replace an entire row of your teeth, or when necessary, all of the teeth in your smile. Dentures are relatively easy to care for. Since they can be removed cleaning them is a simple task. Yes, it’s... read more »
Did you know that calcium is important for your teeth as well as your other bones? Well, it’s true! It’s recommended that we eat 1,000-2,000 mg daily! Calcium aids in rebuilding and maintaining tooth enamel, that hard outer layer that protects the soft root of the tooth from decay and infection. To get your daily dose of calcium, many people... read more »
Recently, knowing what a healthy diet is comprised of has been difficult. And working on a balanced diet is imperative not only for your weight but also your oral health. In regards to your pearly whites, foods lower in sugar will be healthier for you, though virtually all foods have some sugar. Read about the foods below and find out... read more »
Dental crowns are typically cemented onto the internal anchoring abutment with a strong dental adhesive. This bond is meant to last for many years. However, chronic periodontal disease and oral trauma can sometimes affect the dental adhesive. This might cause a dental crown to feel loose or fall out. In situation like this, you need to call 703-938-7615 to seek... read more »
When it comes to motivating your child to brush their teeth, do you struggle? If so, you’re not alone. Many parents have a hard time motivating their child to brush. Even though this is the case, your child still needs to clean their smile regularly. So, to help you motivate your child, Dr. Neal Emad and our dental team have... read more »
Are you aware that cavities are one of the most common oral health disorders in children? Not only can children get cavities, but cavities will remain a constant threat to your pearly whites for the rest of your lives. Guarding your teeth and preventing cavities begins with ensuring that cavities cannot be allowed to form. For a better understanding of... read more »
Dental trauma and untreated tooth decay are two potential causes of tooth loss. When two or more teeth are lost in a specific area it can certainly hamper your ability to efficiently process food. Some patients also experience changes in the clarity of their speech and the appearance of their smile. In a situation such as this a dentist like... read more »
