Here's what can happen to your teeth and gums if you've missed routine dental checkups during COVID — and what you can do about it.
, owner of Smile Services DC and a member of the International Dental Implant Association. This is one of the biggest problems dentists have seen recently.
“I think we’re finding people are snacking a bit more, especially on foods that maybe they weren’t eating as routinely when they were going to and from their office,” Lipari said. But this issue existed before the pandemic, too, Coombs noted ― it’s just that there’s been an increase lately.More people are dealing with cavities now than before the pandemic.According to Coombs, one of the biggest issues he sees in his older patients is missing teeth, which can be the result of a number of untreated issues.Missing teeth is a bigger problem nationwide than you might expect.
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