THE DENTAL KNOW
  • Home
  • New Grad
  • Dentist
  • Hygienist
  • Dental Team
  • Business of Dentistry
  • Shareable Articles
  • Tech & Products
  • CE
  • Personal Development
  • Activate Your Soul
  • Dental Funnies
  • Home
  • New Grad
  • Dentist
  • Hygienist
  • Dental Team
  • Business of Dentistry
  • Shareable Articles
  • Tech & Products
  • CE
  • Personal Development
  • Activate Your Soul
  • Dental Funnies
Search by typing & pressing enter

YOUR CART

Asking for a Friend: How Can I Explain to My Patient That a Small Cavity is a Big Deal?

A Partially Analog


Tooth decay weakens natural teeth over time. Learn how early intervention, remineralization, and preventive care can protect enamel and reduce the need for restorations.

​
​
Key Highlights


  • Natural enamel and dentin provide unmatched strength and flexibility—once decay begins and restorative treatment is required, the tooth’s original biomechanics are permanently compromised.
​
  • Early intervention and remineralization therapies such as fluoride varnish, SDF, and guided biofilm removal can halt or reverse demineralization before invasive treatment is needed.

  • Educating patients that each restoration weakens tooth structure helps emphasize the value of preventive care and maintaining natural teeth whenever possible...


                                                                           Click Here to Read More

Home

About
Resources

​Contact