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These High-Tech Tools Help Your Veneers Look Attractive and Natural
posted: Apr. 06, 2020.
Porcelain veneers have been used for several decades to enhance a dental patient's smile. These thin wafers of color-matched dental porcelain are bonded to the visible surface of teeth Read more -
Seek Immediate Treatment for this Advanced Form of Gingivitis
posted: Apr. 01, 2020.
It takes only a short time neglecting your oral hygiene before you begin to notice some unpleasant things with your gums: swelling, redness or even bleeding. These are all Read more -
If at All Possible, Primary Teeth are Worth Saving
posted: Mar. 27, 2020.
Primary (baby) teeth might not last long, but their impact can last a lifetime. Their first set of teeth not only allows young children to eat solid foods, but Read more -
Consider Clear Aligners Instead of Braces for Your Teen
posted: Mar. 22, 2020.
Your teenager is about to take a big step toward better health and a more attractive appearance — orthodontic treatment. You both know the benefits: better chewing function, lower Read more -
This Rare Tongue Condition Often Looks Worse than it Actually is
posted: Mar. 17, 2020.
There are a few mouth conditions so rare most of us have never heard of them. Geographic tongue would fall into this category, affecting only one to three percent Read more -
One Visit May Be All You Need to Restore a Chipped Tooth
posted: Mar. 12, 2020.
As tough as teeth are, life can take its toll on them and sometimes lead to parts of them chipping off. Although it might not affect a tooth's overall Read more -
Here's How to Avoid Dry Socket After Tooth Extraction Surgery
posted: Mar. 07, 2020.
Surgical tooth extraction is a fairly routine procedure with few complications. But one rare complication called dry socket does affect a small number of patients. Dry socket, which derives Read more -
3 Questions You Should Ask before Undergoing Teeth Whitening
posted: Mar. 02, 2020.
There are a number of teeth whitening options to put the brightness back into your smile — from professional dentist office applications to over-the-counter products for home use. But Read more -
Removing Teeth Could Improve an Orthodontic Outcome
posted: Feb. 26, 2020.
Teeth crowding is a difficult bite problem (malocclusion) that often involves the entire jaw structure to be evaluated. Normally occurring when the jaw doesn’t have adequate space for normal Read more -
It's Best to Avoid This Online Trend for Your Enamel's Sake
posted: Feb. 21, 2020.
The Internet is truly amazing: It takes only a few seconds to tap into a vast store of knowledge to find information that once took people hours or days. Read more -
A Loose Tooth is a Sign of Deeper Dental Trouble
posted: Feb. 16, 2020.
A loose primary (“baby”) tooth is often a cause for celebration. A loose permanent tooth, however, is a cause for concern. A permanent tooth shouldn't even wiggle. If you have Read more -
Uncovering Early Gum Disease Through Periodontal Probing
posted: Feb. 11, 2020.
How do you know if you have periodontal (gum) disease? Sometimes your gums will tell you—when they’re red, swollen or bleed easily. But your gums can also look and feel Read more -
Removing One or More Teeth Could Improve Orthodontic Outcomes
posted: Feb. 06, 2020.
Moving teeth through orthodontics may involve more than simply wearing braces. There are many bite conditions that require extra measures before, during or after traditional orthodontic treatment to improve Read more -
3 Tips to Making Mealtime Easier During TMD Flare-Ups
posted: Feb. 01, 2020.
If you suffer from a temporomandibular (“jaw joint”) pain disorder (TMD), you know any activity involving jaw movement can be uncomfortable. That includes eating. But avoiding eating isn’t an option—which Read more -
A Root Canal Treatment Will Improve Your Health, Not Harm It
posted: Jan. 27, 2020.
If you’ve ever read online that root canal therapy causes cancer, don’t be alarmed—it doesn’t. What it does do is save a deeply decayed tooth that might otherwise be Read more -
Tobacco: One Baseball Tradition We Can Do Without
posted: Jan. 22, 2020.
While sports like football, basketball and soccer have exploded in popularity over the last few decades, many Americans still have a soft spot for the granddaddy of them all: Read more
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