Should You Consider Laser Treatment For Your Gum Disease?
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13 October 2015
If you have a good dentist, you've likely been warned about the dangers of gum disease multiple times throughout your life. But if you haven't heeded the warning, you may find yourself with a case of gingivitis or even periodontitis. If you know that you have gum disease and you are in need of treatment, it may be possible to combat the problem with more frequent visits to the dentist for professional cleaning.
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2 Dental Treatments That May Replace Cavity Fillings Some Day
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29 September 2015
Most people develop at least a cavity or two in their lifetimes, and many people get them very frequently. The only treatment for cavities available for centuries has been cavity fillings of some nature. While filling materials have progressed, no procedure has ever replaced fillings entirely. Now, there are two treatments in the works that may some day replace the cavity filling, and one may be available relatively soon.
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Fearful Dental Patients Can Benefit From Choosing A Dental Spa
Posted on:
4 September 2015
Many people avoid proper dental care because they are terrified of the pain they associate with a previous dental treatment. Some people are afraid of needles and will avoid receiving dental treatment because of that fear. However, your dental fears may not be an issue when you visit a relaxing dental spa.
What Is A Dental Spa?
When you visit a dental spa, your first experience may be one of total relaxation while you wait.
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3 Times When A Dental Crown Works Better Than A Veneer
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14 August 2015
Dental crowns and veneers are two cosmetic dentistry options that offer similar results with differing methods. Both require the dentist to create a custom-crafted hollow shell that bonds onto the tooth in some position. The positioning of that shell and the amount of tooth covered varies with a dental crown offering fuller coverage. So there are times when a dental crown will likely prove a better treatment option than a veneer.
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