According to the AAPD #toothdecay has become an epidemic among children in the United States. Learn more about the chronic infectious disease from these recent statistics ?? #dentistry#pediatricdentistry#epidemic https://t.co/TlEVdaRgNS
Tonsil stones are a type of secretion that can form around the tonsils. While they're generally harmless, persisting #tonsil stones should be looked at by a #dental professional. Learn more, below. https://t.co/swgsVJdPHF
Losing the first tooth is a big deal for a child, but shouldn't be a scary milestone. In fact, the chance to score big with the Tooth Fairy should leave anyone looking forward to losing their teeth...unless they're your permanent ones!
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Did you know the Crocodile Bird is the dentist of the wild?
They fly into the open mouths of crocodiles and clean their teeth! #Dentistry#PediatricDentistry
Most of us know #cavities as the primary antagonist of our #oralhealth stories. But what are cavities, really, and what can be done about them? Read on! #dentistry https://t.co/qEh6Nq1MUf
Whether you're just interested in more details or you want to better understand #dental care and conditions, knowing the anatomy of the #tooth is a great starting place. Here are the basics! https://t.co/yFSLlcq2g6
Dentistry FAQ: Is it better to brush after every meal?
Not really. Saliva production limits the need to clean #teeth every time you eat. While #brushing a third time each day isn't necessarily harmful, it isn't needed, and excessive brushing can have adverse effects over time.
A cusp of carabelli is a hereditary #dental abnormality. Essentially, the cusp is an extra bump that forms on the inside of the upper molars. It is non-functioning and not harmful but can increase vulnerability to tooth decay. Here's what you should know. https://t.co/VRYwo89WKz
If you were to open a tooth, you’d find that it isn’t solid all the way through. Each of your teeth has a jelly-like core called #toothpulp. But, what is it? Tooth pulp is the most vital part of the tooth and consists of living blood vessels, connective tissue, and large nerves.
#Macrodontia is a condition in which teeth grow to different degrees than normal. Depending on the cause and severity, treatment can range from leaving teeth alone to medical intervention. Learn more, below. #pediatricdentistry https://t.co/mHSbHFjA0d