Questions about Dental Implants

Posted on: 3 July 2019
Although people say that laughter is the greatest medicine in life, you might not feel like smiling so much if you are uncomfortable with your teeth's appearance. Luckily, different teeth whitening techniques have been put in place to help transform your smile. Teeth whitening can be done by a dentist or by using over-the-counter whitening products. Each method you choose will offer different results, but you will eventually attain your objective.
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Posted on: 24 May 2019
Partial dentures are commonly known as partial plates. They are used to replace teeth that were lost due to disease or injury. They can help replace a single tooth or multiple teeth.  Gaps in teeth cause a multitude of problems. One of these is that they cause the remaining teeth to begin moving at an angle towards the missing space. This causes an overall disruption in the alignment of an individual's teeth.
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Posted on: 17 January 2019
Picture this: one minute you are having a great time enjoying a soccer game, and the next you are in excruciating pain as you look at your knocked-out tooth in disbelief. You don't need to panic, however. Try to keep calm and do the one thing that you should do: calling an emergency dentist. You can push back your routine dental checkup, but in some cases, such as tooth loss caused by the trauma from accidents during contact sports, dental care cannot wait.
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Posted on: 10 December 2018
If you are planning to whiten your teeth in the near future, ensure that you examine your teeth beforehand. This is especially important if you plan to use an over-the-counter whitening kit. Before in-house teeth whitening takes place, your dentist will examine your teeth for decay or damage. Badly chipped or broken teeth should not be whitened until they have been repaired. Moreover, your dentist can protect chipped teeth during the whitening procedure.
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