The Pros and Cons of Laser Gum Surgery

Posted on: 29 January 2022
If your dentist has discovered cavities in any of your teeth during your routine checkup, he or she will likely recommend dental fillings to keep tooth decay from worsening. Dental fillings often work effectively in stopping decay from spreading deeper into teeth and causing more serious dental problems that often require more expensive and invasive treatments to resolve. Here are some key facts about dental fillings so that you'll know what to expect with this dental treatment.
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Posted on: 15 December 2021
Just like in other medical fields, there exist various specializations in dentistry that ensure patients are able to access personalized medical care. For most people, the only dentist they're familiar with is the physician who conducts their routine teeth checkups. But dentistry expands further than just dental cleaning and examination. Every dental specialist has a unique set of skills and certifications that enables them to undertake crucial oral care procedures. Learning about the different dentist specializations in the oral health care field ensures you know the specialist you should visit for different dental issues.
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Posted on: 2 November 2021
Chances are that you're eating a lot more candy at this time of year now that your home is filled with it. Here are some candies you should avoid if you care about the health of your teeth.  Sour Gummies Do you love eating those sour gummy candies because of the extra bite that they provide? Know that these foods are bad for your teeth in a couple of ways. All of that gummy texture is going to stick to the surface of your teeth and likely get into small crevices between your teeth that are hard to clean.
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Posted on: 16 August 2021
Dental and oral health can make a big difference in your overall health and your self-esteem, which is why it is so important to take good care of your teeth and gums. When you experience tooth loss, you can be at risk of bone loss in your jaw and facial bones. Fortunately, however, with dental implant surgery you can repair this problem. Here are some recommendations to help you as you prepare for and heal after dental implant surgery.
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