I'm Judy Smith. I work as a stylist for some very famous personalities. Models, television presenters, singers and actors are on my client list. Obviously, my clients care greatly about their appearance. Diets, fitness regimens and beauty products are common topics of discussion. However, I am astounded by the terrible teeth I see every day. Yellow teeth, receding gums and halitosis are some of the problems I notice when applying lip make-up. My brother is a dentist and he assures me that my clients could easily fix these career-threatening dental flaws with tooth whitening. cosmetic dentistry and proper cleaning. Discretion dictates that I must never tell my clients what to do, so I decided to tap into my brother's expertise to start this dental blog. Maybe some of my clients will stumble across it! Whoever you are, thank you for gracing this corner of the universe.
When you get a dental exam, the dentist or hygienist will probe and chart your gums. Charting the gums is important for many reasons. In some cases, the measurements may indicate additional treatment or possible dental problems down the road. Keep reading to learn more about how dental charting works, why it's done, and what could happen if you fail to get treatment for unfavourable results. What is dental charting? [Read More]