Test Your Dental Care Wisdom With This Five Question Quiz

By Rita D. Wright, DMD

Wright Smile Center of Woodbridge

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Test Your Dental Care Wisdom With This Five Question Quiz

To measure your dental care wisdom, please feel free to take this five-question dental quiz.

Question How often should I visit my dentist?

Answer It's best to visit your dentist every six months for a routine cleaning and checkup. If you keep up with these appointments, your smile will remain in tip-top shape and you will be able to fight tooth decay and gum disease.

Question How safe are dental X-Rays?

Answer Because dental X-Rays only use a small amount of radiation, they are safe for your body, especially if you use a lead-lined, full-body apron. Technology has improved exponentially over time so the X-Rays only focus on a small area of your mouth and require shorter exposure time.

Question I'm scared of the dental office. What should I do?

Answer Tell your dentist and dental team about your dental fears. If we know about your anxiety, we will be able to accommodate your needs and help you feel comfortable in the dental chair.

Question What are dental sealants?

Answer Dental sealants are small, clear shells that cover the entire surface of your tooth and protect it from tooth decay and other dental issues. It acts as a shield, and it's a great product for those who have vulnerable and fragile teeth.

Question What are common restorative treatments?

Answer Some common restorative treatments used in the world today include dental fillings, dental crowns, dental bridges, dental implants, and dentures. Some of these products fix oral health issues while others replace your missing teeth.

If you have any questions about this quiz, or if you would like to know more about dental care, please contact a dentist near you and ask. It is important to know how to protect your teeth and smile, no and in the future. Having a dental team that can provide you the best information and treatment options is invaluable for a lifetime.