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  • Saving Smiles in a Pinch: The Essential Services of an Emergency Dentist

    Emergencies can happen at any time, and dental emergencies are no exception. When faced with sudden and severe dental issues, seeking the help of an emergency dentist is crucial. This article will explore the reasons why you might need an emergency dentist and the valuable services they can offer to address your dental emergencies. Severe Toothache A severe toothache can be debilitating and require immediate attention. It may be caused by various factors, such as tooth decay, infection, or a dental abscess.
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  • 4 Questions To Ask Your Dentist During Your Appointment

    Going to the dentist is necessary for good oral health, but it can be intimidating. From the waiting room to the examination chair, many unknowns can make us anxious. That's why it's important to ask questions during your appointment. Here are four essential questions you should always ask your dentist. What Should I Be Doing At Home?  Your dentist has knowledge in all things dental, so they have valuable advice on how you can maintain and improve your oral health at home.
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  • Making New Complete Dentures Last as Long as Possible

    Complete dentures are a permanent solution for your missing permanent teeth. You'll always need to wear dentures, but will you always be able to wear the same set? By making the right choices when planning your new dental appliance (along with taking proper care of it), you can make your complete dentures last. Cast-Metal Framework Most dentures are made entirely of acrylic materials, but some only have an acrylic coating which conceals more durable materials.
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  • Wisdom Teeth Removal: Your Questions Answered

    Are you considering wisdom teeth removal? If so, you're not alone. Each year, lots of people have their wisdom teeth removed — often with no issues whatsoever. However, because this is a surgical procedure, it's only natural to have some questions and concerns. Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about wisdom teeth removal.  When Should Wisdom Teeth Be Removed? There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question.
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  • What Are The Benefits Of Overdentures?

    If you've decided to replace all your teeth with full dentures, then you don't have to use traditional sets of false teeth. Some people can use overdentures instead. How do overdentures work? Why should you consider wearing these dentures rather than regular ones? What Are Overdentures? In some ways, overdentures are the same as regular dentures. They look the same, and you get a full set of top and bottom false teeth to replace your natural teeth.
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  • Four Ways Emergency Dental Can Help You With A Toothache

    A toothache is never fun, but when your toothache is accompanied by the kind of pain that makes you unable to sleep, eat or function, it can be downright unbearable. If you're in a situation like this, it may be time to step up and get some emergency dental help. Emergency dentists are trained to handle any dental emergency you might encounter—from a simple chipped tooth to a cracked molar. Here are four ways that emergency dental care can help you with a toothache.
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  • 5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Whitening Your Teeth

    Are you thinking about whitening your teeth? Teeth-whitening treatment is an effective way of removing stains from your teeth. If you want to look your best for an upcoming wedding or social event, or you simply want to improve your appearance, whitening your teeth can help. If you have little experience with teeth whitening, you might not know where to begin. The following questions can help you to understand what you want and need before you start whitening treatment.
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  • How to Look After Your Child's Teeth

    Few things are as important as good oral health, and taking care of your child's teeth is one of the most important ways to ensure they have healthy smiles for life. This guide will provide you with all the information you need to ensure your child maintains their oral health. Read on to discover more! 1. Brush your child's teeth for them until they are old enough to do it themselves
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  • A Covert Crack: What Is Cracked Tooth Syndrome?

    Some conditions which affect the body have names that might be confusing to anyone without medical training. Have you heard of abetalipoproteinemia (when your body can't absorb fat)? What about tropical sprue (an inflammation affecting the small intestine)? And then there are conditions with names that are entirely self-explanatory, such as cracked tooth syndrome. As you've probably guessed, this involves a crack in your tooth. The syndrome has its own classification, as it differs from the more common fractures that a tooth may experience.
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  • How to Manage the Cost of Your Dental Care

    Receiving a high standard of dental care throughout your lifetime is obviously important. However, good dental care can represent a significant financial commitment. On one hand, you get what you pay for. On the other hand, there are some ways to manage the cost of your dental care without compromising the standard of service you'll receive. Insurance Perhaps it seems like a contradiction, but you can save money on dental care by spending money on an appropriate dental insurance policy.
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