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Carolinas Dental Center
Tel:704-612-0774
2514 Cuthbertson Road
Waxhaw, NC 28173 USA
Monday, September 12, 2011
Dental Implants Dentist Waxhaw NC
Are you missing teeth? Dental Implants may be an option for you! Watch the video clip below to learn more about dental implants.
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Carolinas Dental Center
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Carolinas Dental Center
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Gum Disease Treatment Waxhaw NC
Watch the video below to learn more about gum disease.
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Waxhaw NC Dentist
Carolinas Dental Center
Above video created by: ToothIQ.com
Waxhaw NC Dentist
Carolinas Dental Center
Tel:704-612-0774
2514 Cuthbertson Road
Waxhaw, NC 28173 USA
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Preventive Dentistry Waxhaw NC
Dental Cavity - 3D Medical Animation
What is a dental cavity?
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Carolinas Dental Center
What is a dental cavity?
Above video created by: 3D Medical Animation Studio
Waxhaw NC Dentist
Carolinas Dental Center
Tel:704-612-0774
2514 Cuthbertson Road
Waxhaw, NC 28173 USA
Friday, August 12, 2011
Dental Education for Children
A Habit That is Good to Teach Your Children
Dental health should be something the entire family is involved in when it comes to teaching. Anyone that has children knows that they are constantly mimicking what they see. Here are four suggestions on creating a great dental habit.
Create a tooth brushing routine together
Just because your kid is old enough to put on her pajamas doesn’t mean she should be little Miss Independent in the bathroom. Make tooth brushing a do-together activity. Anyone that has children knows that they are constantly mimicking what they see. When you brush together, she can mirror all your smooth brushing moves, and you’re making sure that no corners are being cut!
Choose the right tooth tools.
Make sure that you are using the correct toothpaste for your child. A fluoride toothpaste should not be introduced until you are sure that your child is old enough and will not simply ingest the toothpaste. When picking a toothbrush, dentists recommend a brush that has soft to medium bristles, has a flat head and handle, and easily fits into your mouth. You do not want to use a brush that is to big. And be sure to replace those toothbrushes often! Mom and dad should change toothbrushes four times a year and your children’s toothbrushes even more frequently. And don’t forget to floss! Try to find a flavored dental floss that your kid can actually get into. They also now have handheld flossers that you can find almost anywhere that are easy for kids to use.
Establish healthy eating habits.
Nothing fights tooth decay like eating the right foods. Teeth are actually denser than the rest of the bones in your body. So to keep your teeth strong, maintain a family diet that’s rich in calcium with foods like lowfat yogurt and cheese sticks, and yes, all those green, leafy veggies! And remember to keep sweet treats and desserts to a minimum.
Find a great family dentist.
The best way to make sure your kid doesn’t dread the dentist? Pick a great pediatric dentist who can treat the whole family. That way, you can make your appointments together. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) says to avoid using alarming words like pain, hurt, drill, shots, etc., when discussing the dentist. You want to make visits to the dentist a positive experience.
Above article from www.starsmilez.com
Carolina Dental Center knows the importance of children's dental health! Visit our main website to learn more about our dental care services for children in Waxhaw NC.
Waxhaw NC Dentist
Carolinas Dental Center
Create a tooth brushing routine together
Just because your kid is old enough to put on her pajamas doesn’t mean she should be little Miss Independent in the bathroom. Make tooth brushing a do-together activity. Anyone that has children knows that they are constantly mimicking what they see. When you brush together, she can mirror all your smooth brushing moves, and you’re making sure that no corners are being cut!
Choose the right tooth tools.
Make sure that you are using the correct toothpaste for your child. A fluoride toothpaste should not be introduced until you are sure that your child is old enough and will not simply ingest the toothpaste. When picking a toothbrush, dentists recommend a brush that has soft to medium bristles, has a flat head and handle, and easily fits into your mouth. You do not want to use a brush that is to big. And be sure to replace those toothbrushes often! Mom and dad should change toothbrushes four times a year and your children’s toothbrushes even more frequently. And don’t forget to floss! Try to find a flavored dental floss that your kid can actually get into. They also now have handheld flossers that you can find almost anywhere that are easy for kids to use.
Establish healthy eating habits.
Nothing fights tooth decay like eating the right foods. Teeth are actually denser than the rest of the bones in your body. So to keep your teeth strong, maintain a family diet that’s rich in calcium with foods like lowfat yogurt and cheese sticks, and yes, all those green, leafy veggies! And remember to keep sweet treats and desserts to a minimum.
Find a great family dentist.
The best way to make sure your kid doesn’t dread the dentist? Pick a great pediatric dentist who can treat the whole family. That way, you can make your appointments together. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) says to avoid using alarming words like pain, hurt, drill, shots, etc., when discussing the dentist. You want to make visits to the dentist a positive experience.
Above article from www.starsmilez.com
Carolina Dental Center knows the importance of children's dental health! Visit our main website to learn more about our dental care services for children in Waxhaw NC.
Waxhaw NC Dentist
Carolinas Dental Center
Tel:704-612-0774
2514 Cuthbertson Road
Waxhaw, NC 28173 USA
Thursday, August 11, 2011
10 Facts About Human Teeth
Now you can learn so much about your teeth in just 30 seconds!
Waxhaw NC Dentist
Carolinas Dental Center
Waxhaw NC Dentist
Carolinas Dental Center
Tel:704-612-0774
2514 Cuthbertson Road
Waxhaw, NC 28173 USA
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Dental - Did You Know...
Did You Know...
The major causes of tooth loss in people under the age of 35 are sports, accidents and fights.
George Washington's dentures were made from walrus, hippopotamus, and cow's teeth, as well as elephant tusks.
In 200 AD, the Romans used a mixture of bones, eggshells, oyster shells and honey to clean their teeth.
The second most common disease in the United States is tooth decay. The first is the common cold.
How much is the Tooth Fairy paying per tooth? Around $2 per tooth, according to Securian Dental Plans, an insurance provider.
An average American spends 38.5 total days brushing teeth over a lifetime.
Commercial floss was first manufactured in 1882, but Egyptians invented the first toothpaste 5000 years ago.
American sweet tooth: Americans spent $21 billion on candy in 2001. That's more than the gross national products of Lituania, Costa Rica and Mozambique combined!
Egyptians were among the first dentists. Some mummies have teeth filled with a kind of resin and malachite. In other mummies, gold wire has been used to bind loose teeth.
The greater the amount of time food remains in the mouth, the greater the chance for decay.
The sequence that foods are eaten can determine the risk for cavities. If you eat sugary foods after meals, you decrease the chance for cavities, as opposed to eating sugary foods alone.
In the United States, close to 3 million miles of dental floss was purchased in 1996 by dental consumers - enough to circle the earth nearly 120 times!
During the middle ages, people went to barbers for tooth extractions. These practitioners were called barber-surgeons and were marked by the iconic red and white striped barber poles that are still used today.
Anesthesia was invented by a dentist - Dr. Wells from Hartford, CT. A monument dedicated to his contribution is located in Bushnell Park in Hartford.
The above fun facts are from: www.compdentalhealth.com
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Carolinas Dental Center
The major causes of tooth loss in people under the age of 35 are sports, accidents and fights.
George Washington's dentures were made from walrus, hippopotamus, and cow's teeth, as well as elephant tusks.
In 200 AD, the Romans used a mixture of bones, eggshells, oyster shells and honey to clean their teeth.
The second most common disease in the United States is tooth decay. The first is the common cold.
How much is the Tooth Fairy paying per tooth? Around $2 per tooth, according to Securian Dental Plans, an insurance provider.
An average American spends 38.5 total days brushing teeth over a lifetime.
Commercial floss was first manufactured in 1882, but Egyptians invented the first toothpaste 5000 years ago.
American sweet tooth: Americans spent $21 billion on candy in 2001. That's more than the gross national products of Lituania, Costa Rica and Mozambique combined!
Egyptians were among the first dentists. Some mummies have teeth filled with a kind of resin and malachite. In other mummies, gold wire has been used to bind loose teeth.
The greater the amount of time food remains in the mouth, the greater the chance for decay.
The sequence that foods are eaten can determine the risk for cavities. If you eat sugary foods after meals, you decrease the chance for cavities, as opposed to eating sugary foods alone.
In the United States, close to 3 million miles of dental floss was purchased in 1996 by dental consumers - enough to circle the earth nearly 120 times!
During the middle ages, people went to barbers for tooth extractions. These practitioners were called barber-surgeons and were marked by the iconic red and white striped barber poles that are still used today.
Anesthesia was invented by a dentist - Dr. Wells from Hartford, CT. A monument dedicated to his contribution is located in Bushnell Park in Hartford.
The above fun facts are from: www.compdentalhealth.com
Dental Office
Carolinas Dental Center
Tel:704-612-0774
2514 Cuthbertson Road
Waxhaw, NC 28173 USA
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Teeth Whitening Dentistry Waxhaw NC
I'm not happy with the stains on my teeth. How can I safely whiten them?
There are three ways that you can whiten your teeth:
In-office bleaching.
This kind of whitening, called "chairside bleaching," is done in your dentist's office. It may require more than one office visit. Each visit may take from 30 minutes to one hour. During chairside bleaching, the dentist puts a whitener on the teeth and uses a special light to make the whitener work. Lasers are sometimes used during tooth whitening to make the whitening agent work better.
At-home bleaching.
There are a few different products that can be used to whiten teeth at home. Some come from your dentist, and others can be bought over-the-counter. These contain peroxide(s), which bleach the tooth enamel. Most come in a gel and are placed in a mouth guard or tray that fits inside your mouth. They help many types of staining. Only the dentist-dispensed solutions have the American Dental Association (ADA) seal.
Other over-the-counter whitening products include whitening strips, paint-on products, gels, and trays. They have a low amount of peroxide. For better results, have a cleaning at the dentist before you use these products. These gels and trays do not have the ADA seal.
Whitening toothpastes.
All toothpastes help remove surface stains through mild abrasives. "Whitening" toothpastes that have the ADA seal have special polishing agents or chemicals that remove even more stains. Unlike bleaches, these products do not change the actual color of teeth. They help surface stains only.
Products used to whiten teeth can make teeth more sensitive. They can also bother your gums. These side effects most often go away after you stop using the product.
Above article from www.womenshealth.gov
Carolinas Dental Center
There are three ways that you can whiten your teeth:
- In-office bleaching
- At-home bleaching
- Whitening toothpastes
In-office bleaching.
This kind of whitening, called "chairside bleaching," is done in your dentist's office. It may require more than one office visit. Each visit may take from 30 minutes to one hour. During chairside bleaching, the dentist puts a whitener on the teeth and uses a special light to make the whitener work. Lasers are sometimes used during tooth whitening to make the whitening agent work better.
At-home bleaching.
There are a few different products that can be used to whiten teeth at home. Some come from your dentist, and others can be bought over-the-counter. These contain peroxide(s), which bleach the tooth enamel. Most come in a gel and are placed in a mouth guard or tray that fits inside your mouth. They help many types of staining. Only the dentist-dispensed solutions have the American Dental Association (ADA) seal.
Other over-the-counter whitening products include whitening strips, paint-on products, gels, and trays. They have a low amount of peroxide. For better results, have a cleaning at the dentist before you use these products. These gels and trays do not have the ADA seal.
Whitening toothpastes.
All toothpastes help remove surface stains through mild abrasives. "Whitening" toothpastes that have the ADA seal have special polishing agents or chemicals that remove even more stains. Unlike bleaches, these products do not change the actual color of teeth. They help surface stains only.
Products used to whiten teeth can make teeth more sensitive. They can also bother your gums. These side effects most often go away after you stop using the product.
Above article from www.womenshealth.gov
Carolinas Dental Center
Tel: 704-612-0774
2514 Cuthbertson Road
Waxhaw, NC 28173 USA
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