Tips For Living With A New Dental Implant
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23 December 2019
Will you be having a dental implant installed to replace a missing tooth? If so, you'll be wondering what you need to do differently in order to take care of it. Here are some tips for living with a new dental implant.
What To Do
It's important that you still regularly brush and floss your teeth with a dental implant. The tooth may be fake, but your gums are still very much real.
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How Can You Reduce TMJ Pain?
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24 November 2019
The shoulder, hip, and temperomandibular joints are some of the most complex in the human body due to their extensive ranges of motion. However, the TMJ joint doesn't get as much attention as the other two. It's no less capable of becoming overstressed and causing severe pain.
Many people have TMJ pain without realizing what's causing their symptoms. In some cases, the pain can be severe enough to drastically affect someone's quality of life.
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Treating Anxieties And Phobias Related To Dental Visits
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23 October 2019
Many people experience fear or anxiety at the thought of visiting the dentist. The fear may originate from past traumatic experiences. However, it could also be linked to stories from others who have had unsavory experiences at a dental office. Nevertheless, regardless of the source of the fear, there are a number of ways to help alleviate it.
Here is a bit of information about anxieties and phobias related to dental visits and how they can be treated.
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4 Benefits Of Dental Sedation
Posted on:
26 August 2019
If you need to have extensive dental work done, you may be more than a bit nervous about it. Millions of people have dental phobia, and this means you may genuinely dread going to the dentist. It may be in your best interest to ask your provider for sedation. There are many benefits of doing so and knowing what these are may be helpful for you.
1. Reduce your anxiety
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