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Welcome to our blog! At Aegis Dental Group and Angola Dental Center, we’re committed to providing you with the latest insights and tips to help you maintain optimal oral health and achieve the smile of your dreams. From preventative care tips to the latest advancements in cosmetic dentistry, our experts are here to guide you through all aspects of dental care.
In today's fast-paced world, prioritizing dental health is crucial, but financial concerns often arise. Here, dental payment plans emerge as a lifeline, offering a flexible and affordable solution for individuals and families seeking reliable dental financing options....
MODERN DENTISTRY IS incredible. Tooth decay, accidents, and injuries that once would have left someone with a gap in their smile that they could never fill can now be treated so that everything looks and works about as good as new. In many cases, those teeth can even...
HOW MUCH DO you know about what’s on the inside of your teeth? Let’s take a quick look! We feel that the more our patients know about the structure and anatomy of teeth, the better they will understand how to take good care of them and how important that is. Let’s...
Everybody notices and welcomes a great smile. However, this can be tough on a person with oral health problems, like tooth decay or missing teeth. Thankfully, dental specialists have an answer: dentures. A set of artificial teeth can easily replace what you lack. You...
MOST OF US already know that sharks constantly grow new teeth, venomous snakes use their fangs like syringes full of poison, and elephants have enormous tusks. As lovers of teeth of all shapes and sizes, today we’d like to take a moment to spotlight a few lesser...
YOU’VE PROBABLY HEARD before that it’s bad to chew ice, but do you know why that is? Let’s take a closer look at the damage ice can do to teeth and why many people want to chew ice in the first place. Pagophagia: Compulsive Ice Eating Ice eating actually has a...
WHAT WE EAT and drink obviously plays a big role in our overall health, but in a way, it affects our oral health twice. Food and drink affect teeth and gums directly while we’re consuming them, and then again indirectly after they’ve been digested. Food and...