Fluoride Varnish Helps Prevent Tooth Decay
Healthy gums and teeth are important to your child’s overall health. This is why your child’s doctor will talk with you about good dental habits even before your child’s first tooth appears. Once your child has a tooth, your doctor may recommend that your child receive fluoride varnish treatments in the pediatrician’s office to help prevent tooth decay. This can be done 2 to 4 times per year. The number of
5 Stages Of Tooth Decay
As its name suggests, there are plenty of negative medical problems that can come with tooth decay. Between cavities, abscesses or even total tooth loss, the tooth decay process is caused by the presence of bacteria that live in dental plaque. Tooth decay occurs in several stages, spanning from initial demineralisation to painful dental abscesses. Read on for more information about each of the stages of tooth decay, and some helpful
How Long It Will Take To Whiten Teeth
For busy people, teeth whitening can seem an off-putting process because of how long it is perceived to take. The length of the process is often the first consideration of someone who wants their teeth whitened. There is no ‘one size fits all’ response to this question. The length of the teeth whitening process is usually dependent on the condition of your teeth (mainly, how discoloured they currently are), and the
The Dangers Of Amalgam Fillings: Why You Don’t Want This In Your Mouth
Did you know all silver fillings (also called amalgam fillings) contain about 50% mercury? Did you also know mercury is a highly toxic element? In fact, there is no known safe level of mercury exposure. Silver fillings are incredibly commonplace and have been used to restore the teeth of more than 100 million Americans. Yet time and time again, research shows that silver dental fillings expose you to the harmful effects
All You Need To Know About Dental Amalgam Safety
We’ve all heard that mercury is poisonous — causes neurological damages, developmental defects, etc. Mercury thermometers have been phased out and replaced with non-mercury ones. But not so with dental amalgam (silver filling for cavities), which contains mercury, even though comparable alternatives are available. Some of us continue to have amalgam in our mouths, and some dentists continue to put it in our mouths. Mercury exists in three forms — elemental
Re-Opening Of Serenity International Dental Center In Ho Chi Minh City
Dear beloved patients, I hope this letter finds you and your loved ones in good health. Thank you for all being patient and bearing with us during this incredibly challenging time in our profession. We are pleased to inform you that the practice in Ho Chi Minh City has reopened this week, at a NEW location: 25B Nguyen Duy Hieu Street, Thao Dien Ward, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City (Map) The world and our
Lunar New Year Holiday Annoucement – 2020
Dear customers, Please be informed that our office will be closed from Thursday, Jan 23rd to Wednesday , Jan 29th, 2020 for Lunar New Year Holiday. For emergency assistance , please call/WhatsApp +84 989 067 888 OPERATION WILL BE RESUMED BACK AS NORMAL FROM THURSDAY, JANUARY 30TH, 2020 Serenity would like to wish you and your loved ones good health, property, success and happiness. – – – – – – – – – – –
New Year Holiday 2019 Closure Annoucement
New Year New Year’s Eve 2019 Celebration Happy Year We will close for New Year from Sunday, December 30th and reopen at 8.30 AM on Wednesday, January 2nd 2019. For emergency assistance, please call/Whatsapp: +84 989 067 888. We thank you for all your support during the year of 2018 and wish you and your loved ones a healthy and happy year ahead.
What To Do When You Have A Dental Emergency While Travelling
It’s important that you prepare, as best you can, for every possible situation while traveling. Dealing with a toothache abroad, however, can be a bit challenging. What exactly counts as a dental emergency? When do you need to call a dentist, and which office should you visit? Here’s what you need to do if you have a dental emergency while traveling. Your First Response to a Dental Emergency Abroad No matter how
3 Types Of Dental Bridge
Dental bridge is still one of the most common procedure to replace missing teeth, especially for those who is not a candidate for dental implants. There are many bridge types-styles and options, available to remedy your dental needs relative to your specific oral conditions. The 3 most common types of dental bridges being used today: Conventional Bridges, Cantilever Bridges, and Maryland Bridges. Traditional/Conventional Bridges – Most common type of dental bridge Traditional dental bridges,