Everything Teeth Blog

Dentist site updates available:

Steven V. White, DDS Announces Website Update
Website recently updated for Steven V. White, DDS, Tulsa, Oklahoma cosmetic dentist.

Here’s something for the kiddies:

Dentists4kids.com Adds New Dimension to Websites
Dentists4kids.com is proud to offer a new way for dentists to reduce anxiety prior to a child s visit to the office. With the help of Dentists4kids.com, dentists can place a personalized coloring book on their website for patients to print, color and learn from before even stepping foot in the office.

A New Twist on October’s Dental Hygiene Month
The fastest growing trend… Dental Spa’s.. offer a new way for patients to make sure they receive the dental hygiene they need. [PRWEB Aug 17, 2005]

Toothache Natural Remedies
Dental complications such as a toothache can strike at any time. Fortunately, there are temporary solutions to relieve any discomfort until you can visit a dentist, which experts say you should do as quickly as possible. Here s a simple tip to alleviate your…

New RMO LED Curing Light Ergonomically Designed to Reduce Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Risk To Dentists
RMO introduces ergonomically designed pistol grip Light Emitting Diode Curing Light to reduce risk of carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms now afflicting numerous dentists.

Tooth Whitening for Whiter Teeth
Information on tooth whitening with useful articles.

Dental Implant and Bone Graft Markets to Approach $3.5 Billion in 2010
In the industrial world, more than 240 million people lack one or more teeth. New study shows the market for dental implants and bone drafts is heading for a great boom.

If you’re wanting to learn more about teeth whitening and other basics, check out Animated Teeth.

It’s a quality resource no individual should be without!

If you’re looking to educate your children about proper oral hygiene, look no further than this site: The Truth about Teeth.

It’s design is fun and it gives a non-complicated look at teeth and teeth care.

Share with your children or grandchildren today.

Here’s an article I recently posted from Becca about the history of toothbrushes.

It gives a good breakdown by years of different developments in oral hygiene.

And yes, toothbrushes used to be made of animal hair (mainly the boar) before a nylon alternative was developed.