Smile! It’s National Dentists Day on 6th of March
There are various dates we have set to celebrate important events. Dentist’s day should not be left out. On this day, 6th March, every year
Smile! It’s National Dentists Day on 6th of March
There are various dates we have set to celebrate important events. Dentist’s day should not be left out. On this day, 6th March, every year, clients and dentists at Moffitt Dental come together to celebrate the incredible work of dentists on oral hygiene.
While a number of people have fears about visiting a dentist, these medical practitioners have played a significant role in the well being of your dental health. So, what exactly is “Dentist’s Day”?
What is Dentist’s Day?
Dentistry works dates way back from 2300 BCE, with the first-ever to be recorded professional dentist being an Egyptian named Hesy Ra. He is known to have practiced dentistry and helped people with common tooth problems such as cavities and toothaches.
It was not until in 1723 when a French Surgeon, Pierre Fauchard alias “The Father of Modern Dentistry” emerged.
Dentistry is an ancient profession that has dramatically evolved with technological advancement. Did you know that in 2015 dentistry was ranked number one among the top jobs that year?
Why should you celebrate National Dentists day?
Your dentist doesn’t always pop up to mind unlike other professionalisms, but there are few reasons as to why you can honor these helpers. Here is a quick breakdown.
- Pain relief – Mouth pain can be excruciating and distressing, that can interfere with your sleep. An emergency dentist offers a quick getaway from all that and restores your dental health back to normal.
- Caring for kids – Dentists give attentive care and positive attendance to your kids every time during a visit. This offers lifelong oral health for your kids as they immediately become positive concerning dental check-ups
- Soothes fears – A lot of people, including adults, live in fear of dental checkups to avoid the agony of dental procedures. Dentists and their staff offer reassurance and solutions to your dental problems in the friendliest way there is.
- Assist pregnant women – Moms-to-be schedule appointments with their dentists even before their newborns. This is to avoid complications like developing gingivitis and other oral conditions that come about with pregnancy.
- They help with nutrition – You might not be aware of the types of food to take to strengthen your teeth and overall oral health. A dentist will recommend and also give you some more healthy alternatives for your teeth.
- Dentists perfect your smile – Sometimes, tee