When should your child’s first dental visit be? The American Dental Association and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry say that your child’s first dental visit should occur within six months after the baby’s first tooth appears, but no later than the child’s first birthday. Have you ever wondered why it is so important to start dental …
Breakthroughs in Dental Technology: A Better Patient Experience Technology is transforming the way dentists do business. There are many reasons for this, but one of the most important is that technology allows them to provide a better patient experience. As patients become more educated about their oral health and dental care, they want to be …
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6 Important Types of Dental Specialists You Need to Know At The Dental Care Group, we want to make sure you are informed about the dental specialists in our practice. These professionals can help you get your smile back on track, so it is important for us to let you know what services they provide. …
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Help!!!! I broke my tooth. What to do and what not to do. Breaking a tooth can be your worst nightmare. However, if you do break your tooth, don’t panic! Follow a few of our recommendations below to save yourself from pain, irritation and further damage. This article will give you a good sense about …
10 Recommendations every patient should consider when visiting his/her dentist Dr. Rick Mars ARTICLE: AWARD-WINNING MAGAZINE, 2021 All my years in dentistry have shown me, the most important thing for you to feel as a patient when you walk into your dentist’s office is trust. The best way to begin a healthy, trusting relationship with …
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How Oral Health May Affect Your Heart, Brain, and Risk of Death The following report should give you the confidence you need to visit your Dentist and not delay Dental Care. Dental cavities could significantly increase the risk of a life-threatening stroke from bleeding in the brain, according to new research. Past studies have shown …
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Is It Safe To Go To Your Dentist During COVID-19? The following report should give you the confidence you need to visit your Dentist and not delay Dental Care. During ABC’s Good Morning America (10/19) show, medical correspondent Dr. Jen Ashton responded to viewers’ COVID-19 questions, including whether it is safe to receive Non-Emergency dental …
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[The Basics of Braces] While it’s never too late to begin Orthodontic Treatment, it is a great idea to begin earlier than later. Thinking about getting Braces? Have you ever wondered how much Braces cost? What is the best age to start Braces? Best Type of Braces? Enjoy our Basics of Braces series of …
COVID Patients with Gum Disease are more susceptible to a Respiratory Crisis A three-month study by a Los Angeles dental surgeon and South African healthcare researcher found a strong link between COVID-19 deaths and gum disease. The study released Tuesday, found that patients with gum disease release high levels of a harmful protein that …
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How Can You Avoid Oral Health Issues While Dental Offices Are Closed Dr. Rick Mars (www.dentalcaregroup.net) is the author of The Big Smile: The Principles of Modern Dentistry – for Dentists and Patients. In a time when social distancing is encouraged to combat the spread of COVID-19, should you go to a routine doctor or …