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With all the news about the Coronavirus, we can’t forget about what our oral health can do for us. If we don’t have good oral health, it doesn’t just affect our mouths, it can affect our entire body, and even increase Covid-19 complications and severity.
Many patients of all ages and stages of life have anxiety related to going to the Dentist’s office. It’s common and normal, but how to overcome it so it doesn’t affect you? Try some of these tips at your next dentist appointment or teeth cleaning and see if they help!
If a tooth has any history of decay it is more susceptible to break after a fall, a blow to the face, or a bite down onto something hard. A broken tooth can range in severity but you should see your dentist as soon as possible in any case. If you don’t have a dentist take care of the broken tooth it may become infected and you could possibly lose your tooth in the end. Here are some things you can do if you break a tooth to ensure proper care before it can be seen by a dentist:
We see it everywhere this time of year- New Year’s Resolutions. So why not include our oral health in there too? A great way to make a goal for anything is to follow the SMART goal principle.