Manage Your Dental Problems One Tip at a Time

Posted on: 2 July 2015
Being pregnant may be a joyous occasion, but it does come along with bodily changes that are anything but pleasurable. From ill-fitting clothes to feeling frumpy overall, you will likely be quite eager to make sure that at the very least, you can still show off a pearly white smile. However, there are not many women who will try to whiten their teeth during pregnancy thanks to some pretty common misconceptions.
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Posted on: 16 June 2015
After a dentist pulls a tooth out of your mouth with a pair of orthodontic pliers, a blood clot will form over the exposed socket. If this blood clot clears up too quickly, bone and nerves exposed to the open air will cause great pain. Luckily, after you go back to your dentist and get a gauze to cover a dry socket, eating these five foods instead of messy junk food will help you to avoid pain.
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Posted on: 28 May 2015
Having your wisdom teeth removed can be quite painful and knowing what to eat after the surgery is not common knowledge to many people. While you should eat soft foods after having your wisdom teeth extracted, knowing which soft foods actually promote healing can make shorten your recover time. Here are the best foods to eat after having your wisdom teeth removed. Mashed Sweet Potatoes Many people choose to eat mashed potatoes after having their wisdom teeth removed because it is a soft, easy dish to prepare.
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Posted on: 7 May 2015
Paying off dental bills can be expensive even if you have insurance, and if you already have bills that need paying, you may not be able to receive further dental care. If you have a large number of bills to pay, or bills that total a large amount, there are a number of things you can do to help pay off those bills in a way that won't drain you financially and won't require high-interest loans.
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