Nory Dental Clinic

If you don't floss, you miss 35% of your tooth surfaces. Stay Healthy. Keep Flossing.

If John has 32 candy bars. He eats 18 candy bars. What does he have now?
A) Type II Diabetes
B) Diarrhea
C) Acne
D) Stomach Ache / Upset Stomach
E) Sugar Rush
F) Irritable Bowel Syndrome
G) Cavities
H) A Food Addiction
I) 14 Candy Bars
J) All of the above
K) None of the above

Keep smiling by avoiding dental decay. Taking care of our teeth is one of the best ways to keep a healthy smile through the years. That is why it is a must to know how to do it using simple yet effective means. These tips include drinking more water than sugary drinks and brush twice daily using circular movements and floss under the gums to get to those hard to reach areas. Giving up smoking is another way to keep your teeth and gums healthy as well. Instead of smoking, one can benefit from taking a daily dose of natural dairy and vegetables instead as these minerals help a lot in keeping one's dental health well. Lastly, paying a visit to your dentist and hygienist is a must since these professionals can share more tips on how to take care your pearly whites on a daily basis.

83% of people believe their teeth are more important to their appearance than hair or eyes.

Dental decay on the back teeth, premolars and molars usually begin in the grooves and fissures that normally exist on the biting surfaces of the back teeth. Dental sealants, available since the 1960s, are clear plastic coatings that can be placed on the biting and grinding surfaces of posterior teeth. These sealants prevent the formation of decay on the treated surfaces.

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are impacted when they do not have sufficient space to erupt properly from the gum-line. This can increase the risk of decay, damage nearby teeth, and cause severe pain. Such impacted teeth may have to be removed for better oral health.

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Implants vs. Bridges.

Dental Implants and bridges are two common solutions used to replace missing teeth. Dental implants are strong, long lasting artificial teeth inserted into the jawbone during oral surgery, while bridges are dental prostheses that join an artificial tooth permanently to adjacent teeth. Check out the comparison to better understand the differences between the two treatment options.

Hello. I have a tooth that's bothering me.

Even Superheroes need to brush their teeth!