3 Non-Aesthetic Reasons To Replace Missing Teeth
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30 January 2017
Most people believe that an attractive smile is one of the best attributes a person can have. If you are unhappy with the appearance of your smile, you may be wondering whether or not cosmetic dental procedures that can repair your smile are worth the investment. It's important to recognize that not only can cosmetic dentistry help to improve the overall appearance of your smile, but it's function as well.
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Grind Your Teeth? What Causes It And How To Treat It
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19 January 2017
If you grind your teeth, this is known as bruxism, and it can cause great damage, as well as have other symptoms. Below is some information about this, as well as how it can be treated so you can prevent teeth problems in the future.
Symptoms of Teeth Grinding
The main symptoms of grinding your teeth is pain in your jaw and tension headaches. If you wake up feeling jaw pain every morning, then you are doing this while you are asleep.
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3 Dental Treatments For A Missing First Molar With Weak Jawbone Density
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16 December 2016
The loss of a first molar tooth can create chewing difficulties and the position of the tooth is close enough to the front of your mouth that you could also incur some cosmetic setbacks. There are a few common dental replacement options for a missing first molar. But those options shift slightly if you also have weak jawbone density in the area.
What are some of the dental treatments for a missing first molar with weak jawbone density?
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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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