Arrow Dental Blog

Missing teeth is something that can happen to anyone, but it's more common in older people. Missing teeth can be caused by tooth decay or gum disease, or a combination of the two. If you're missing several teeth, you may have an infection in your mouth that needs...

A healthy set of teeth is important. Not only does it give you a great smile but also plays an essential role in maintaining good overall health. Loss of a tooth of multiple teeth can affect you as it makes it difficult to chew food or speak well. Fortunately, there...

There’s no doubt about it – missing teeth is a problem many people deal with. It can cause you discomfort or result in gum disease.  So what issues arise from tooth loss? This article will discuss some of the most common problems caused by missing teeth! Missing...

What Is Orthodontia? Orthodontia (or-thuh-DON-shee-uh) is the branch of dentistry that helps fix problems with how the teeth and jaws line up. For example, some teeth may grow crooked or overlapping. Some may grow rotated or twisted. Some people's mouths are too...

Fixing a decayed tooth is a necessary dental restoration procedure. The dentist needs to clean out the decayed area, which leaves a cavity or hole in the tooth. Afterward, the hole will be filled with a dental filling to even out the tooth surface and make it look...

Tartar (also known as dental calculus) occurs on the teeth when plaque has been left to build up and it begins to calcify. Not only does tartar look unpleasant, but it can cause serious long-term damage to teeth and gums. Having regular check-ups at your dentist is...

Nairobi is fortunate to have many qualified dentists to serve the city and its many neighborhoods, as well as the towns in the suburbs. But, with so many dentists and options to choose from, how do you choose the best Nairobi dentist that’s right for you? Tips for...

Saliva is one of the most neglected factors in your oral and overall health. The normal secretion of saliva is also vital to a healthy mouth, free of cavities, and proper digestion. What is saliva? Saliva, or “spit”, is an extracellular fluid produced by the salivary...

What are dental sealants? Dental sealants are thin, plastic coatings that seal over the narrow grooves found on the chewing surfaces of back teeth (molars and premolars). When placed perfectly on these deep pits, sealants can prevent a significant amount of tooth...

Understanding and preventing cancer has become a top priority in the health world. Oral cancer is no exception to this rule and may be more common than you may think. Though this particular type of cancer is often overlooked, learning the signs, treatments, and...