2 Potential Treatments For Dental Concrescence
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9 June 2016
Dental concrescence occurs when the roots of two neighboring teeth fuse together during development. Concrescence is different from fusion, in which the entire teeth fuse together, but can still pose problems for the affected teeth. The problems mainly arise when one tooth becomes damaged or infected and then poses a risk to the adjoined tooth.
There are a couple of potential general or family dentistry treatments for dental concrescence that can help save both or at least one of the teeth in case of severe trauma or infection.
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Did Your Dental Crown Fall Out? Follow These 4 Steps
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20 May 2016
You could be eating a meal and suddenly realize your tooth doesn't feel right to you. Chances are that your dental crown fell out unexpectedly, and now you don't know what to do. Thankfully, dental crowns can be saved and placed back into your mouth. Follow these 4 steps to know what you should do in this situation.
Assess The Situation
You will most likely feel or hear something that will make you stop chewing and think about what is loose in your mouth.
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2 Antibacterial Rinses To Help Reduce Menstruation Gingivitis
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4 May 2016
Gingivitis can often occur at any point in time in your life. This form of gum disease is characterized by red and swollen gums. However, gingivitis is also commonly experienced during a women's menstrual cycle. A few days before your cycle starts up you may notice a change in your oral health. These symptoms are caused by the change in hormones throughout your body. Your fluctuating hormonal levels create a breeding ground for bacteria.
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Naturally White: Brighten Your Teeth With A Couple Of Items From The Kitchen
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14 April 2016
Thanks to coffee, tea, soda, and other teeth stainers, yellow teeth have become an epidemic. As a result, there are whitening pastes, gels, and rinses everywhere you look. But sometimes these products just don't cut it -- and you can't always get to the dentist to have your teeth professionally whitened. But don't let your teeth turn yellow in these hard times. Instead, head to the kitchen, and whiten your teeth using a couple of items from your kitchen.
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