Helpful Information About Wisdom Teeth
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30 November 2016
Did you develop periodontal disease again right after it was treated? You are likely dealing with a problem that concerns plaque not being thoroughly removed from your teeth. If your front teeth don't appear to be covered in plaque, the problem can lie within the back of your mouth due to wisdom teeth being present. You must keep in mind that keeping wisdom teeth clean can be difficult to do without going to the dentist on a regular basis.
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Thinking About Wearing Invisalign Braces? Here's What You'll Want To Know
Posted on:
10 November 2016
Just because you missed out on wearing braces during your youth doesn't mean you've completely missed the chance to create a beautiful smile. A growing number of adults are now turning to braces as a way to achieve the perfect smile. Invisalign offers a popular alternative to traditional metal braces, especially for those who may feel self-conscious about wearing the latter.
Find out about the benefits and drawbacks of wearing Invisalign braces when compared to traditional braces by reading below.
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3 Cosmetic Dentistry Trends to Improve Your Smile
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5 October 2016
If you want to improve your smile, you should make sure that you are aware of the trends that are currently occurring within the field of cosmetic dentistry. One of these trends may be just the thing that you need to fix up your smile.
#1: 3-D Printing
It seems like numerous industries are embracing the trend of 3-D printing, and cosmetic dentistry is one of them. Right now, 3-D printers that are capable of creating perfect replacement teeth are just hitting the market.
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Time For Your Little One To Start Losing Baby Teeth? 3 Dental-Friendly Ways To Introduce The Tooth Fairy
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5 October 2016
If your child is reaching the age where they'll start losing their baby teeth, it might be time to prepare for those visits by the tooth fairy. If you hadn't thought about the tooth fairy, it's time to start. The tooth fairy is an important part of childhood. If you're not too keen on the idea of giving your child cash each time they lose a tooth, there are other ways to continue the tradition without a cash payment.
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