Why I Have Dental Implants

Posted on: 3 February 2016

If you are missing several of your teeth, then you want to have them replaced as soon as it's possible for you to do so. Going without your teeth can affect the look of your smile, which can cause you to feel self-conscious about your smile. It may also affect the way you eat and speak. Also, if you are missing teeth in certain areas, then it can affect the health of your gums and even cause your face to take on a distorted look in the area around your mouth.
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Posted on: 13 January 2016

If you need a root canal, your dentist will see the signs more clearly than you will. However, there may be some warning signs that you'll be able to identify on your own. Knowing the signs of needing a root canal and what to do about it can help you take care of your teeth. How can you tell if you need a root canal? If you need a root canal, you'll probably notice some of the following symptoms:
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Posted on: 23 December 2015

Periodontal disease is the result of gingivitis that is not treated immediately. Periodontal disease will often destroy the gum and tissue around your teeth. This will result in loose teeth that may have to be removed by your dentist. If gingivitis is caught early on, it can be treated and you can avoid developing periodontal disease. The best way to prevent periodontal disease is by adding dental rinses to your dental care routine.
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Posted on: 4 December 2015

Flossing is the best and most effective method of removing the bits of food that get trapped in between the teeth. Over time if those bits of food do not get cleaned out then they will eventually decay and begin to form bacteria that will start to attack the tooth. The bacteria will attack the enamel of the tooth and eventually lead to the formation of a cavity or other oral diseases.
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