What To Expect During Recovery From Kyphoplasty

Posted on: 3 September 2015

Kyphoplasty is a surgical procedure used to repair compression fractures in the vertebrae of the spine by using a special type of cement. Compared to other forms of back and spine surgery, kyphoplasty is less invasive and does not have the long recovery periods common with more complex back surgeries. If you are undergoing kyphoplasty, you can expect the following during your recovery: Post-Surgery Hospitalization In most cases, patients do not have to stay overnight in the hospital following kyphoplasty. [Read More]

4 Avoidable Habits That Could Be Ruining Your Teeth

Posted on: 20 August 2015

Caring for your teeth can sometimes be tricky. Even if you brush and floss several times a day, little habits may be inadvertently sabotaging your quest for perfect teeth. Here are a couple of habits that you should change to protect your oral health: Drinking Sodas Most people are aware that the sugar in carbonated soft drinks is bad for your teeth. It feeds the oral bacteria in your mouth and promotes the development of plaque. [Read More]

How Can You Get Better Mammogram Results If You Have Implants?

Posted on: 6 August 2015

When you have breast implants, there is a possibility that the images taken during a mammogram can be obscured. Unfortunately, this can hurt your chances of your doctor detecting the presence of breast cancer in its earliest stages. If you have breast implants and are planning on getting a mammogram, here is what you need to know beforehand.   Why Is It Difficult to Get Accurate Images? Regardless of if you have silicone or saline implants, the images can be obscured. [Read More]

The Advantages Of A Pediatric Cosmetic Dentist

Posted on: 28 July 2015

A cosmetic pediatric dentist is specifically qualified to work on your children's teeth as opposed to adult's teeth. After 4 years of regular dental school a pediatric dentist will go to school for 2 more years just so that they can specialize in the oral health of children. So is it worth taking your children to a pediatric dentist over a general or family dentist? You decide. Below are some of the differences of a pediatric cosmetic dentist. [Read More]