A Parent’s Guide to Emergency Dental Care

Posted on: 7 July 2022

Your smile makes a great first impression. When your teeth have gaps, chips, cracks, and discoloration, your smile does not look so good. If you would like to have a beautiful smile that you can feel confident about, dental veneer services may be just what you need. A cosmetic dentist can make your smile look better than new in just a couple of visits. Here you will find out about what veneer services are and how they can improve the appearance of your teeth.
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Posted on: 25 May 2022

Many dental problems have an obvious cause and effect, or an action and reaction relationship. For example, tooth sensitivity can be your reaction to something like tooth decay, indicating that your decay has progressed to the point that the tooth's nerve has become inflamed. With some dental problems, you're limited to the reaction, or the effect, with the cause often being a mystery. It's natural to be confused and a bit concerned when the prosthetic tooth attached to your dental implant feels loose.
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Posted on: 12 April 2022

If you put off going to the dentist's office because you have a busy schedule or you are uneasy around the noises and smells from dental equipment and supplies, your oral health might suffer. Keeping regular preventative care appointments with your dentist throughout your life is important. Here's why. 1. Your Dentist Screens for Oral Cancer A trip to the dentist's office is about more than just looking for cavities. Your entire mouth is examined for irregularities and infections.
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Posted on: 9 March 2022

Do you need to have a tooth extracted, and you're wondering what sort of care has to be done afterward? If so, you'll want to know the answers to the following questions. What Potential Complications Can Happen?  There are a few issues that can come up after a tooth is extracted. Pain, swelling, and bleeding are common issues that will likely happen, even if the procedure is successful. However, you want to take steps to prevent the socket from becoming infected, which can result in a trip back to the dentist.
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