If you and your family do not have dental coverage, you are not alone: according to the National Association of Dental Plans, 74 million people in the United States do not have it either. We are talking about almost 25% of the population. And this at a time when health as a whole, and dental
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Most tourists who seek dental solutions and treatments outside their cities or countries look for top specialists when advanced oral rehabilitation is required, and a sunny and happy destination to enjoy while going through treatment. In most cases, and most importantly, it’s the rehabilitation of oral health that motivates each patient. A smile is worth
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The news is quite recent, but perhaps many people have missed it: in 2019 Miami was again considered the happiest city in the country (according to the Mindbody Wellness Index). In fact, 66% of residents say they feel happy most of the time. That said, there could be no better place for the Sharp Dentistry
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Today we would like to talk a little about the importance of reviews for the health sector in general and for our dental clinic in particular. In fact, knowing the degree of appreciation of a customer is a way of improving our service even more. This is what all manuals say: ratings and customer feedback
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Now more than ever we have extra care protocols in place to ensure our patients and staff continue feeling safe regarding the Covid-19 “new reality”. However, it is crucial that the general public understands oral health is critical to overall health, as well as a healthy and robust immune system necessary to fight diseases like
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You certainly have already asked yourself this question: where did the custom of saying “say cheese” in front of a camera (or, more likely these days, in front of a cell phone) come from? The answer is very simple: the sound of the word ‘cheese’ helps the mouth to achieve a position where the teeth
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Even though the photography camera was invented in the late 1820s, it took more than a century for people to start smiling in the photos. And the reason for this behavior is believed to be quite simple: bad teeth. With very few exceptions, people preferred a close-lipped image to one that would show a not
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Mercury-containing dental fillings placed into people’s mouths constitute the largest use of the elemental form of this toxic substance, according to IAOMT Executive Chairman of the Board of Directors Jack Kall, DMD. “Mercury has been banned from a gamut of other consumer products, and a growing number of countries are ending the use of dental
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We have in place strict Protocols to Maintain a Safe Environment for Our Patients & Staff. Dear Patients, I hope you and your loved ones are staying healthy and surviving this quarantine as best as you can. This is an unprecedented time in our history and we are all in this together trying to figure
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Oral diseases pose a major health burden for many countries and affect people throughout their lifetime, causing pain, discomfort, disfigurement and even death. Even more, these diseases share common risk factors with other major chronic diseases. Here are some key facts about oral health by the World Health Organization: Oral diseases affect nearly 3.5 billion
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