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Doctors and medical researchers have recently investigated the impact of COVID-19 and the impact it could potentially have on teeth, gums, and the oral cavity. However, there is still not much research pointing to COVID-19 being the direct cause of poor oral health.

Cavities may inflict serious damage to the teeth and their size can vary. They progress into five stages of tooth decay, the first of which entails exposure of the tooth to bacterial acids caused by the ingestion of sugar and starch, with the last stage progressing to a possible abscess, sometimes culminating in substantial pain and worse.

A dentist visit, for many, is something they may not have near the top of their to-do list. Maybe later in the year, they decide to visit but soon it is forgotten. In more than just monetary respects, failing to visit a dentist may prove costly.

Tooth enamel is one of the body’s hardest substances. Enamel works extremely well, even though it’s a tissue, to assist with breaking down and chewing food. As the outermost tooth layer, it consists of a part of the tooth that contains dentin, pulp, and something called cementum.

Based on today's advances in dental procedures and technology, there are good choices for removing a tooth should it be necessary. The traditional gold or titanium tooth is no longer the only option. Ceramic or zirconia implants are a natural replacement offering several benefits.

Research revealed earlier this year reinforces how the tongues of people dealing with heart issues differ in appearance from otherwise healthy people. The tongues of healthy people had shades of pale red and a coating appearing pale white. Individuals that had heart problems displayed a redder tongue along with a yellowish coating.

Ozone has emerged as a powerful disinfectant capable of getting rid of bacteria, viruses, and parasites. There is only a pair of atoms (O2) in the oxygen breathed by individuals daily, which boosts the stability. Ozone (O3) isn’t quite as stable, and the third atom can be lost.

As patients seek modern dental treatments with a focus on minimally invasive techniques, laser dentistry for children and adults provides is effective and precise treatment while also being gentle. These procedures which include Waterlase offer a more pleasant experience for patients.

After being closed due to the pandemic, Assure a Smile is once again open for businesses. Patients that need to see the holistic dentist or require dental services are welcome to call and make an appointment.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, social distancing and remaining indoors remain two effective ways of preventing the spread. While most businesses have been closed, emergencies may arise, such as a severe oral problem requiring the attention of a professional. Assure a Smile remains open for emergency and urgent care needs.