Want a Relaxing Dental Experience?
Posted on March 4, 2009 | Filed Under Dentistry
Follow This 3 Step Prescription
An old proverb states “simplicity is the seal of truth.” What I’m about to reveal here may be perhaps the most simple advice you’ve ever heard. It may sound so simple to you that you have a hard time believing it could actually change your entire dental experience. Well, I promise you this: if you try it, the worst result you’ll experience is an improved day.
Ok, so most people would agree that the skill of the dentist has everything to do with how pain-free your dental experiences are. But…and this is where I’m asking for a leap of faith…even if you have a skilled and experienced dentist who knows how to minimize discomfort, there is still another factor in the comfort/pain-free equation: YOU. Yes, there ARE steps you can take to face your appointments without apprehension. Here are my best-guarded secrets. Read more
10 Recommendations and Resources For a More Fulfilling and Healthier 2009
Posted on January 13, 2009 | Filed Under Health
1. Go to the dentist!!
Betcha didn’t think that one was coming! Hah! This one may seem self-serving, but your teeth are meant to last a lifetime. In addition to brushing your teeth after every meal and flossing daily, you should get them cleaned twice a year. You should also schedule a visit for an oral exam to screen for oral cancer which has an increase in incidence after the age of 40. And, Read more
What Can You Think of That 98% of Folks Agree is a Great Thing?
Posted on August 20, 2008 | Filed Under Teeth Tips
Not much. However, here are the results based on a study of 350 patients who had dental implants:
1. Knowing what you know now, would you have the treatment again? 98% said yes.
2. Was the treatment worth the investment? 98% said yes.
3. Was there a significant improvement in your ability to eat and chew? 97% said yes.
4. Was there a significant improvement in appearance? 98% said yes.
5. Was there a significant overall improvement? 96% said yes.
6. 98% said it was worth the investment.
7. 98% said they would choose treatment again knowing what they know now after treatment.
