The History of Dentistry

The History of Dentistry

  • Questions You Might Have About Cosmetic Dentistry

    Cosmetic dentistry can have many benefits for both adults and teens, as straight teeth can make you feel more confident when meeting people or speaking in public, whereas teeth that are not properly aligned might mean stiff muscles in the face and jaw, which then causes aches and pain all along the upper body. If you're thinking of cosmetic dentistry for yourself, or know your child will need to have his or her teeth straightened, note a few questions you might have about the processes available, and this might help you to know what to discuss with your dentist or with an orthodontist at offices like DI Dental Implant Centre.

  • Dentures and Dental Appointments: 3 Important Reasons for Denture Wearers to Visit Their Dentist

    A costly mistake that new full denture wearers sometimes make is to assume that they no longer need to see a dentist. After all, they don't have any teeth. What could go wrong? But teeth or no teeth, your oral health is still important. Even a person with no remaining natural teeth can suffer dental complications—especially if they are a denture wearer. If you have recently replaced your teeth with dentures, or plan to in the near future, you should plan to visit your dentist at least once a year.

  • Finding and Selecting a Dentist for your Child

    Whether your child's smile is bright with pearly whites or cute with a gum of freshly-sprouted teeth, regular visits to the dentist can ensure that he/she maintains a healthy smile for a long time. Just as you take finding a pediatrician for your child seriously, you should use the same seriousness in finding a pediatric or children's dentist. This is because finding a dental professional that your child is comfortable with can help you avoid any emergency dental issues as your child grows.

  • Invisalign vs Lingual Braces

    Adults who want to straighten their teeth without suffering the embarrassment of traditional metal wire-and-bracket braces often opt for Invisalign. This system uses clear plastic retainers to gradually shift the positions of teeth. Invisalign has become very popular, but it's not the only near-invisible teeth straightening option. Lingual custom braces, which use brackets and wires fixed to the backs of the teeth to straighten the smile, are another option that may be worth considering.

  • 5 Ways to Improve Your Personal Image

    People tend to judge or come to conclusions about others from their appearance. It, therefore, makes sense to maintain a great image for your self-esteem and to project a favourable image to whoever comes into contact with you. A few best practices can help you create and maintain a great personal image. Read on below to find out some of them. 1.    Care for your skin Proper skin care covers a lot, but the important thing is to keep the skin clean and healthy.

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The History of Dentistry

Ever since I was a little girl, I have loved stories about the past. Whether the stories were about horses, wars, exploration or even dentistry, I loved to hear them. I find that knowing the history of something helps it to make sense and feel approachable. I know that some people have dental anxiety, and I too have suffered, but I also feel like the more you know about dental work and its history, the easier it is. This blog is dedicated to exploring the history of dentistry – What did ancient people use for fillings? How did early dentists numb their patients? Who was the first dentist? Those are just some of the questions I plan to answer here. Ready? Okay, let's dive into the history of dentistry together!