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Dental 360° – Nevada Winter Issue | Roseman Dental
The holidays are here! In this Winter issue ofDental 360°, you’ll learn about thepros and cons of teeth whitening, find outhow to tell the difference between a sinus infection and tooth pain, gain insight into thedangers of “button” batteries, and learnwhy cheaper & convenient isn’t always better wh
Dental 360° – Utah Winter Issue | Roseman Dental
The holidays are here! In this Winter issue ofDental 360°, you’ll learn about thepros and cons of teeth whitening, find outhow to tell the difference between a sinus infection and tooth pain, gain insight into thedangers of “button” batteriesand mark your calendar for our annualGive Kids a Smile® ev
The Dangers of “Button” Batteries | Roseman Dental
TheCostco Connection Magazineran an article a few years back about keeping button-sized batteries out of reach for children and toddlers. While in residency, my husband Matthew cared for a one-year-old girl who accidentally swallowed a small battery. With all the saliva and mucous in the digestive s
Same Day Crowns (CAD/CAM) | Roseman Dental
When a tooth has become damaged from decay or fracture, sometimes a crown (cap) is required to restore the tooth back to its full strength and chewing function. A crown is a covering that completely surrounds the part of your tooth that is above the gum line. The first stage of a crown procedure is
Can A Sinus Infection Lead to Tooth Pain? | Roseman Dental
The short answer is yes, but distinguishing between the 2 can be tricky. Your dentist will be able to perform certain tests and take certain x-rays to determine if it is indeed a tooth causing your pain or a sinus problem mimicking tooth pain.What are sinuses? Sinuses are interconnected spaces in th
Teeth Whitening: The Pros & Cons | Roseman Dental
Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to have a bright, white and beautiful smile? A radiant grin can be an instant boost of self-confidence and when we look our best, we can feel our best. Luckily, teeth whitening can help us achieve that dream smile that is easily achievable with the wide
Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) Aligners – Why Cheaper & Convenient Isn’t Always Better, Especially When it Comes to Your Teeth | Roseman Dental
In today’s fast paced society, time seems to be in short supply. With more obligations than ever, people are always looking for ways to get what they need faster, cheaper, and more convenient than before. However, there are some instances, such as your health, where you may not want to choose the ch
Dental 360° – Nevada November Issue | Roseman Dental
The holidays are just around the corner! In this November issue ofDental 360°, you’ll learn about howusing nicotine in any form is bad for your oral health, get the facts about whyyou shouldn’t put off getting dental pain checked out, and find out how toplan ahead to start the new year off right. Pl
Junior League of Salt Lake City CARE Fair | Roseman Dental
The Junior League Community Assistance and Resource Event (CARE) Fair is an event organized and directed by the Junior League of Salt Lake City for families needing routine medical, dental, and vision services. This year’s CARE fair was held on Friday, July 29th, and Saturday, July 30th at the Horiz
Dental 360° – Nevada October Issue | Roseman Dental
Temperatures are dropping, days are getting shorter, and Homecoming festivities are in full swing. In this October issue ofDental 360°, you’ll find out how tokeep sugary treats under control on Halloweenand get the facts about how todeal with tooth sensitivity. Plus, you’ll meetDr. Matthew Thacker,
Roseman Dental Students’ Fall 2022 Community Service Event: The Gail Miller Resource Center | Roseman Dental
In September 2022, a group of six D3 students (Joshua Finch, Emily Lear, Ben Raymond, Maggie Boyle, Jude Goodwin, and Joshua Halm) together with the help of the ASDA chapter of Roseman were able to make a considerable donation of dental supplies to a local homeless shelter, the Gail Miller Resource
Get A Jump on Your Dental Health for the Holidays | Roseman Dental
By the time New Year’s Day comes around, exhaustion is an understandable feeling. Between parties, travel, work, kids’ events, and simply keeping up with daily life during this busy time of year, it’s no wonder that starting work on all those resolutions everybody else seems to be making is daunting
Dental 360 – Utah November Issue | Roseman Dental
The holidays are just around the corner! In this November issue ofDental 360°, you’ll learn about howusing nicotine in any form is bad for your oral health, find out how Roseman students are getting involved atthe Gail Miller Resource Centerand withthe Junior League of Salt Lake City CARE Fair, and
Dental 360 – Utah October Issue | Roseman Dental
Temperatures are dropping, days are getting shorter, and Homecoming festivities are in full swing. In this October issue ofDental 360°, you’ll find out how tokeep sugary treats under control on Halloween,learn about howyour mouth’s health is connected to your nutrition,and get the facts about how to
5 Ways to Prevent Sugar Overload this Halloween | Roseman Dental
Trick-or-treating is the highlight of Halloween for most children, but excessive candy consumption can be harmful to a child’s dental and physical heath. Halloween doesn’t have to be a sugar-laden free-for-all. There are many ways to limit your child’s sugar intake without a making a scary scene.Col
Why Nicotine Is Bad for Oral Health | Roseman Dental
Using nicotine comes with so many health risks, fromlung cancerto heart disease to harming others with secondhand smoke. According tothe American Dental Association, smoking accounts for about 20% of deaths in the United States. It hurts the whole body, but it’s especially dangerous for oral health.
Dental Pain Is Something You Shouldn’t Ignore | Roseman Dental
Dental pain is a sign that something is wrong. While that toothache may not seem like a big deal today, it could turn into an even bigger problem if ignored for too long. Dental problems won’t go away on their own. In fact, they’ll get worse without treatment. They’ll also become more expensive and