Stopping Tooth Decay Before It Ruins Lives

Posted on: 28 February 2019

Dental patients will often face the situation of needing to address potentially serious dental problems without having all of the information needed. Periodontal disease is a condition that can have extremely dire consequences on a patient's oral health and appearance while also being a condition that they may not fully appreciate or understand. What Are The Long-Term Consequences Of Periodontal Disease? Periodontal disease is a serious form of gum disease that can impact the bones in the jaw.
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Posted on: 29 January 2019

It's so important to take good care of your teeth. Proper care will help you to avoid all sorts of issues. Here, you will be able to learn about a few of the most common problems you can find yourself dealing with if you aren't regularly brushing and flossing. Cavities One of the big reasons for caring for your teeth is to avoid cavities. When you get a small cavity, you will go in to see the dentist and they will fill it, then remind you about the importance of proper dental care.
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Posted on: 24 December 2018

Has your current dentist not been doing a great job, and now you're looking for a change? If so, you may not be sure what you should be doing to make the switch. Here are some tips that will help ensure a smooth transition. Search Through Your Dental Insurance Provider If you happen to have a dental insurance plan, you'll want to start the search through your dental provider's website. This is the only way to guarantee that anybody that you find is going to accept your dental insurance.
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Posted on: 29 November 2018

Many people are having their dental misalignment corrected using clear plastic aligners. The devices are made from an impression of the patient's mouth and are constructed of transparent, rigid plastic.  The aligners fit over the teeth, applying gentle pressure to move them into their desired positions. As the teeth are treated, multiple aligner sets are required.  A set is worn for several weeks and then replaced by a subsequent set to continue the alignment process.
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