10
Oct
Why You Should Replace Metal Fillings
Metal fillings, more formally known as amalgam fillings, became the dental restorative material of choice back in the 1800s because they were easy to apply, strong, durable, and didn't cost much. Since that time, they continued to be a popular choice until composite filli...
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Oct
Transitioning from Dentures to Dental Implants
While dentures can be used by your dentist to replace an entire arch or mouthful of missing teeth, they are not always the best option. Unfortunately, many people elect to get dentures without realizing this. Fast forward to the point where their dentures no longer fit properly...
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10
Oct
7 Reasons Why Invisalign is the Best Orthodontic Treatment
Did you know that since Invisalign was developed in 1999 by Align Technology, it has helped to straighten over 2. 4 million smiles? In case you have not heard about Invisalign, it is an alternative to orthodontic treatment with traditional metal braces. Instead, Invisalign uses...
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10
Oct
5 Ways to Keep Your Teeth White
The color of your teeth makes a big impact on the overall look of your smile. For example, bright white teeth can make you appear younger and give your face a more vibrant look, while stained teeth can make you look older and less attractive. Nowadays, there are a variety of wa...
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10
Oct
Types of Dental X-Rays
Dental X-Rays are a central part of your dentist’s toolkit for taking care of your oral health. If you’ve maintained a steady oral health care routine that involves visits to your dentist, you’ve likely had dozens of them in your lifetime. While critical in pediatric dent...
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10
Oct
Cosmetic Dental Treatments for Enamel Erosion
According to a 2006 Q & A article in the New York Times, it is estimated that chewing exerts a force of about 70 pounds per square inch on the molars and tapers off some towards the front of the mouth. However, more force than this can be exerted on the teeth during parafun...
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10
Oct
Got Allergies? Tell Your Dentist
According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, as many as 50 million Americans suffer from allergies every year. Are you one of these 50 million Americans affected by allergies? If so, have you told your dentist? Although you may think that your seasonal allergies a...
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10
Oct
Is Dental Bonding as Good as Veneers?
When it comes to cosmetic dental treatments, there are a variety of options available for improving the look of your smile. Having multiple options can be both a blessing and a curse, especially when deciding which treatment is right for your smile. For example if you are looki...
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10
Oct
The Best Dental Hygiene Tips
Did you know that in 2009, the American Dental Hygienist Association (ADHA) established the month of October as National Dental Hygiene Month? The goal of this month is to spread awareness about the importance of dental hygiene and to educate the public about the best dental hy...
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10
Oct
Do I Need a Root Canal?
Root canal treatments are a second-to-last resort for protecting teeth from further damage and decay. Root canals can even be needed when there's no pain present. If your dentist informed you that you need a root canal, it’s probably to help save your tooth because...
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10
Oct
Why Dental Implants are Good for Your Oral Health
Did you know that dental implants are good for your oral health? Dental implants are artificial tooth roots used to replace severely decayed or damaged teeth, as well as teeth that are missing altogether. While dental implants have become increasingly popular due to their aesth...
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10
Oct
5 Ways to Improve Your Gum Health
Did you know that the health of your teeth partially depends on the health of your gums? This is because your gums are one of the supporting tissues that help to hold your teeth in place. Healthy gum tissue is coral pink in color, is firmly attached to the teeth, and completely...
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