Understanding the Stages of Gum Disease
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3w ago
Gum disease affects more than half of all adults in the United States, according to the International Journal of Health Sciences, and there are different forms of the condition. Gum disease is prevalent and one of the major causes of tooth loss. Therefore, it helps to understand the various stages of gum disease and its ..read more
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Who Is a Candidate for Dental Implants?
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2M ago
Dental implants are one of the options that you get to explore if you are looking to replace missing teeth. These are metal rods or screws placed in the jaw to replace teeth roots, and implants are fitted with restorations like bridges, dentures, and crowns to replace teeth.The ideal candidate for dental implants is healthy ..read more
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What Happens During a Dental Filling Procedure?
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3M ago
There is no need to panic if you have just found out you have a cavity; the most common treatment approach is to undergo a dental filling procedure. Dental fillings materials can be made from resin, ionomers, gold, amalgam, or ceramics and are used to replace decaying tooth material during the filling process.Although it may ..read more
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Will Sleep Apnea Go Away Without Treatment?
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4M ago
Learning about your sleep apnea treatment is your next step after being diagnosed with this fairly common sleeping condition. According to Hopkins Medicine, it’s important to treat sleep apnea, because it can have long-term consequences for your health. Ready to find out more about why treating this condition is so important to your overall health?Want ..read more
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How Dental Bonding Can Strengthen Your Teeth
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5M ago
Many patients have dental bonding procedures for cosmetic reasons. However, the treatment is also sometimes used to strengthen teeth that are chipped, cracked, decayed, or have exposed roots.Dental bonding is done with a composite resin that a dentist has color-matched to the natural teeth. The dentist roughens the tooth surface and then applies a conditioning ..read more
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How Dental Crowns Are Used as a Dental Restoration
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5M ago
Dental crowns are one of the versatile restorations used in dentistry. Crowns are used to save damaged teeth that cannot be saved using less invasive procedures. Damage can occur to teeth at any time, leaving them severely compromised.Placing a crown on a tooth requires making permanent alterations by removing enamel to create a better fit. The ..read more
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4 Reasons Why You Should Visit a Cosmetic Dentist
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5M ago
If you are not happy with your smile the way it currently looks, you should consider visiting a cosmetic dentist. Contemporary cosmetic dentistry focuses on enhancing the appearance of your gums, mouth, teeth, and complete smile. The multi-billion dollar industry is steadily growing in popularity as more people seek to gain confidence in their smiles.There ..read more
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Replace Your Missing Teeth with a Dental Bridge
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5M ago
A dental bridge is a common method of teeth replacement in which a bridge of replacement teeth, known as pontics, are attached to crowns or the natural teeth on each side of the gap left by missing teeth. They are a great way to restore the appearance and health of your smile after tooth loss ..read more
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TMJ Treatments From A General Dentist
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5M ago
TMJ disorders are known to be one of the most grueling, as they induce a lot of discomfort and difficulty eating. However, modern-day technology has allowed for a wide range of options when it comes to treatment plans. Working with a general dentist is typically the first step. As surprising as it may be, general ..read more
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Three Questions to Ask Your Dentist About White Dental Fillings
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5M ago
White dental fillings are a lot more popular than traditional silver amalgam fillings nowadays. Also known as composite fillings, the materials used are made from mixing plastic and glass resins. They can be color-matched with the patient’s teeth, so any repairs look natural in their mouth.That leads to significantly improved aesthetics over conventional amalgam fillings ..read more
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