The Pros and Cons of Laser Gum Surgery

Posted on: 16 September 2022
You may have a dental crown implant in your mouth to replace a tooth that was severely damaged or infected. These crown implants are durable, but if yours is showing the following signs, it may be time to replace them entirely. Severe Damage Has Taken Place If your dental crown implant has taken a lot of damage year after year, this can cause it to lose its structural integrity. It thus may not be aligned in your jawbone like it should, which is a problem because it could come out any time if you do anything excessive with your mouth like chewing hard foods.
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Posted on: 21 July 2022
Missing teeth have disastrous effects that go beyond your appearance. They can affect your confidence, speech, and quality of life. For that reason, it is advisable to get dental implants to fill the gaps that you have in your mouth. If you have gaps in your mouth, here are four problems that getting implants can help fix.  1. Reduce the Risk of Gum Disease Missing teeth means having space in your gum tissues where food particles can hide.
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Posted on: 1 July 2022
Wearing your mask for hours probably made you realize that you have bad breath. Perhaps your spouse or co-worker made you aware of the uncomfortable situation. It is not easy walking around with halitosis. The condition can lower your self-esteem and make you avoid meaningful interactions. Everyone has bad breath, especially after eating garlicky meals or when you wake up in the morning. But if your condition persists, it would be a great time to visit a family dentist.
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Posted on: 27 May 2022
You should replace missing teeth as soon as possible. They are several ways to carry out the tooth replacement process. The ideal permanent tooth replacement procedure is getting a dental implant. A dental implant has a titanium root fixed to the jaw, an abutment, and a crown. Typically, people ignore getting dental implants simply because they do not see any immediate complications from having a missing tooth. However, the long-term effects can be massive.
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