Avoid These 3 Mistakes To Prevent Dry Socket After Having Your Tooth Extracted
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11 July 2017
If you have just had a tooth extracted by your dentist, you should do what you can to avoid dry socket, a very painful condition that happens when the clot comes out of the surgical site and exposes the raw tissue and nerves. For the first few days after your extraction, avoid the following three mistakes that could lead to dry socket.
Avoid Using a Straw for Several Days
Because your gums will still be sore after the surgery, you may be tempted to drink liquids or soup through a straw to keep from having to move your mouth too much.
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Posted on:
14 June 2017
As anyone who has ever gone too long without a glass of water knows, a dry mouth can be a highly uncomfortable phenomenon. Unfortunately, for certain people, this condition represents more than an occasional nuisance. Those who suffer from the disease known as xerostomia--or chronic dry mouth--can end up suffering from a number of attendant issues as well. If you would like to learn more about xerostomia and its effects, here is an introduction to the subject.
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Recognizing Occlusal Disease
Posted on:
17 May 2017
Few people remain ignorant of dental maladies such as cavities, gingivitis, and periodontal disease. Yet there are other dental disorders that remain shrouded in mystery. If you would like to educate yourself about one lesser-known dental problem, read on. This article will introduce you to the world of occlusal disease, while also educating you about how to recognize this all-too-common disorder.
What is it?
Occlusal disease refers to a wide variety of ailments, all of which stem from what is known as poor occlusion.
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You Too Can Have A Whiter And Brighter Smile
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27 February 2017
If you have naturally yellow or discolored teeth then you will unfortunately not be able to get whiter teeth through teeth whitening solutions. Teeth whitening works by removing stains from the surfaces of your enamel. However, when your teeth are naturally yellow it is caused from under the enamel, so your traditional whitening methods won't help. However, the good news is there are still ways that will allow you to achieve that whiter smile you would like.
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