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Geriatric Dentistry: Beautiful Teeth at Any Age



Geriatric dentistry is that branch of medicine which provides oral health care to older adults. Seniors always confront themselves with more oral health related problems than a younger person, so this is why a special branch needs to offer these people all the care that they need.

The Hidden Cause of Sinusitis in Seniors



Chronic sinusitis is a condition currently affecting approximately 13% of the Americans. According to studies led by the Ferguson group of otolaryngologists from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, the cause of sinusitis for patients for whom endoscopic surgery failed, was dental infection. The initial study involved looking at the situation of 5 patients for which surgery didn’t work.

Impacted Wisdom Teeth Problems and Removal



An adult has 32 teeth. In front of the mouth there are incisive teeth and canines. On both side of the canines there are small molar teeth (premolars) and molar teeth (molars). Each side of the jaw has three molars. Last third molars are wisdom teeth.

Wisdom Teeth Extraction Procedure



There remains a great deal of controversy regarding extraction of wisdom teeth. It is generally suggested that teeth that remain completely buried or un-erupted in a normal position are unlikely to cause harm. However, if these impacted teeth are in an abnormal position, then their chances of harming are more.

Denture Implants – Healthy Looking Smile

Implant supported dentures, in comparison with regular dentures, are attached to medically pure titanium devices that are implanted into the jawbone. Their specific structure makes them more stable and efficient, as a result. Implant dentures serve a good help for people who lost all their teeth or most of them. The treatment procedure takes about five months and the results may last for the next seven years and more.

Avoid Tooth Decay with Dental Chewing Gum

Our mouth is like an open door to all kinds of bacteria and infection. It is highly important to have healthy teeth, because this guarantees that our body will always receive only clean and qualitatively chewed food. One of the modern and largely used method of keeping teeth healthy is the sugar-free dental chewing gum.