TrueCare Dentistry Blog

Advanced technology and new materials allow dentures to look and feel more realistic than ever before. Your denture will fit your mouth like a glove, only needing suction to stay in place. However, there are times when you might feel more confident with extra stability. A denture adhesive can prevent your dentures from moving around. Although it’s not something you want to rely on, here’s how to choose the best denture adhesive for your situation.

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Modern dentures are incredibly realistic. They look and feel just like your real teeth, particularly when you first get them and they fit well. In fact, it can sometimes be easy to forget that these dentures aren’t actually your real teeth!

That being the case, you might wonder whether it’s possible to clean your dentures like your real teeth, brushing them while they’re in your mouth. If you’re curious about that prospect, here’s what you should know.

If you’re embarrassed by your teeth, you’re not alone. Thankfully, you don’t have to live with the imperfections. Cosmetic dentistry can give you a flawless smile to be proud of. Contrary to what you might have heard, you don’t have to be rich to afford it. Cosmetic dentistry is affordable for people from all walks of life, thanks to the diversity of treatments available. Here are a few ways you can revamp your pearly whites without it costing you an arm or a leg.

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According to the World Health Organization, 1 in 160 children has an autism spectrum disorder. Children on the spectrum can face various challenges from sensory issues, including dental problems. Although their teeth and facial features are often no different, children on the spectrum have an increased risk of poor oral health for various reasons. With dental and general health connected, here are a few tips to help your little one keep their mouth healthy, despite sensory sensitivity and other challenges.

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While a severe, throbbing toothache is often a sign that you need a root canal, you may still need one even if your tooth feels fine. Dentists use root canals to eliminate dental infections that have spread to the pulp at the center of the tooth. While these infections often cause the nerves within the pulp to send pain signals to the brain, not every infection will have this result. Here’s why you may still need a root canal if your tooth feels fine.

March 6th is National Dentist’s Day. It’s a time to show appreciation for the oral health professionals who work hard to ensure that their patients are able to go through life with beautiful, healthy smiles. If you’ve never observed National Dentist’s Day before, now is a great chance to change that! Here’s why your dentist is worth celebrating and what you can do to show your thanks.

February has arrived and you’ve likely noticed all the teddy bears, chocolates, and heart-shaped balloons in every store you visit. It’s a great time of year for couples to plan a romantic date or pop an important question. If you’re single, though, it can feel lonely when there’s so much passion in the air. If you’re wondering why you seem to be so unlucky in love, you may not need to look much further than your smile. Keep reading to learn more about 4 ways your dental health can impact your dating life!

Many people associate February with heart-shaped cards and roses for Valentine’s Day, but did you know that it’s also Children’s Dental Health Month? There’s no better time to remind parents about the importance of their kid’s oral well-being than when every store shelf is full of chocolate, candies, and other tasty treats. If you’re not sure what’s involved in your little one’s dental condition and why regular visits to their pediatric dentist are so important, keep reading to find out!

If you’re frustrated by flaws in your teeth, you’re probably considering various cosmetic dental treatments to resolve them. Whether you have chipped teeth that you wish to cover with porcelain veneers or want professional whitening services to remove years’ worth of stains, your dentist has solutions that can enhance your smile.

Before you begin, however, they’ll first have to examine your mouth to verify that everything is in good health. If you’re annoyed by this extra step, keep reading to learn 3 reasons why it’s so important!

Did you know that dental implants have an incredibly high success rate of 95%? This is only one of the reasons they’re considered the gold standard of tooth replacements. Of all the options, they also look and function the most like your natural pearly whites and can last up to 30 years with the right care. That said, they’re not entirely impervious to harm. Subjecting them to certain circumstances could weaken them or cause them to fail altogether. Keep reading to learn about 4 things to avoid so you can keep making the most of your dental implants!