Manage Your Dental Problems One Tip at a Time

Posted on: 6 December 2022
You might chip your tooth if you fall face-first or bite into hard ice. In addition, failing to brush your teeth routinely can lead to weak teeth that eventually chip. If this happens, you may feel self-conscious about your mouth's appearance. Thus, here are instances where you should visit a dentist for a chipped tooth: Sensitivity and Pain In some cases, the chip may be slight, accompanied by no discomfort. However, you might suffer pain and sensitivity if the break is more serious.
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Posted on: 31 October 2022
There are different options for replacing an entire upper or lower set of teeth (or both) with implant-supported dentures. Whatever the chosen option, the approach is more or less the same, and you'll have a sequence of dental implants placed in your jaw. These implants will then be connected to a denture, which contains an entire upper or lower set of teeth. The implants mean that the dentures are supported by your jawbone, instead of simply sitting on your palate.
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Posted on: 29 September 2022
When it comes to the most notorious dental procedures that are commonly known about, perhaps none are as avoided as wisdom teeth extraction. While that certainly makes sense from a broad viewpoint, as it is quite an intensive process, this is also quite bad for your oral health. Wisdom teeth extraction is necessary in almost every case, and delaying or avoiding this only leads to further problems down the track. Here are a few reasons why you should stop trying to avoid wisdom teeth extraction and make sure that you get it done in the near future so you can be done with them.
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Posted on: 25 August 2022
Are you experiencing severe pain due to a severely damaged tooth or after losing teeth? Or do you use dentures but don't want to deal with denture slippage and adhesives? You might be wondering if implants can fix these issues. Learning a few things about implants will enable you to know if the treatment will fix your current dental problems. Once successfully installed, implants can last many years. This means they will improve the smile and prevent bone loss, among other benefits.
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