Getting Dental Implants? 3 Recovery Essentials
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13 February 2019
If you have lost one or more teeth because of an injury or underlying dental condition, implants can be a great way to restore your smile. Unfortunately, most people do not realize that placing dental implants requires a surgical procedure. Your dentist will need to place the actual implant into the jaw bone, which will require anesthesia and a bit of time. Once the implant is placed, the implant must fuse into the bone over a period of time.
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Why You Should Not Postpone Gum Disease Treatment
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13 January 2019
Discovering that you have gum disease is never good news to hear, but you should also realize that there are treatment options for this disease. A lot of people suffer from gum disease, but many people recover quickly from it by seeking the right treatment option for it. If you find out you have gum disease, here are several reasons you should never postpone getting the treatment for it that you need from your dentist.
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Two Questions About Dental Reconstruction With Implants
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11 December 2018
Do you have a missing tooth that has caused you to feel self-conscious around others? Not only are you worried about what others think, but a missing tooth will eventually lead to oral health problems in that part of your mouth. It's possible to experience a loss of bone density in the area, since the root of the tooth is no longer there to stimulate the job. If you are wondering if you should move forward with this dental reconstruction technique, here are two questions you may have about having an implant.
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Dental Issues That Originate At Birth And Some Of The Cosmetic Dental Applications That Correct Them
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12 November 2018
Some people develop dental problems because of poor oral hygiene. However, many people are born with imperfect teeth. Here are several dental issues that may originate at birth and some of the cosmetic dental applications that may correct them.
Discoloration
Some people are born with a congenital defect that causes their teeth to be permanently discolored. The dark tooth color cannot be whitened chemically, so dental bleaching products are ineffective at correcting the problem.
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