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62% of Americans Have Been Told Our Breath Smells

Bad breath is often a very awkward topic to bring up. Whether it’s the result of a strong-smelling meal or a condition like tooth decay, gum disease or tonsil stones, it can be embarrassing for the person whose breath smells. When faced with someone whose breath is less than fresh, it raises the question, do they know?

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  • What To Eat After Dental Implant Procedure
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    What To Eat After Dental Implant Procedure

    Dental implants require a surgical procedure, so there will be necessary recovery time, and limited activity should be expected. While the mouth tends to heal more quickly than other parts of the body...

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    Dental Bridge Guide: Types, Uses & Costs

    If you are looking for a non-invasive solution for multiple missing teeth, you may want to ask your dentist about a dental bridge. Dental bridges, or teeth bridges, are a time-tested approach that can...

  • Diagram of Partial Dentures for Back Teeth
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    Partial Dentures for Back Teeth

    Your back teeth are designed for crushing and grinding tough foods, and without them you could experience difficulties in chewing your food properly. Deciding to replace these missing teeth would help...

  • Gums and teeth with irritation on gumline
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    Gingivitis Remedies & Treatments

    What is Gingivitis?...

  • Dental Implant Surgery and Procedure
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    Dental Implant Surgery and Procedure

    Dental implants are artificial roots for your teeth made of titanium rods that are inserted into your gums and jawbone. Replacement teeth are then attached to the implant and rest on top of your gums....

  • Implants vs Bridges: What’s the Difference and How to Choose
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    Implants vs Bridges: What’s the Difference and How to Choose

    Replacing missing teeth improves more than just your appearance. Just one missing tooth can impact the alignment of your teeth, the shape of your jaw, your oral health, and your ability to eat and spe...

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  • Everything You Need to Know About Temporary Dentures
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    Everything You Need to Know About Temporary Dentures

    Temporary dentures (also called immediate or healing dentures) are a great option for people who need a tooth extraction before their permanent dentures are ready. Because temporary dentures are made ...

  • Adjusting to New Dentures
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    Adjusting to New Dentures

    If you’re nervous or have concerns about making the transition to dentures, you’re not alone. Millions of people every year are faced with tooth loss and begin their journey toward finding the perfect...

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    Can You Eat with Dentures?

    The simple answer is yes! Although there is a learning curve if you are a first-time denture user or are using new dentures, with proper adjustment and practice, most denture wearers can enjoy a wide ...

  • Pair of Palateless Dentures
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    Are Palateless Dentures Right for You?

    Do you have dentures but feel that food just doesn’t taste the same anymore? Or maybe you are ready to be fitted with your first set of dentures and want to continue to enjoy the foods you love. Whate...

  • What are the Different Types of Dentures?
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    What are the Different Types of Dentures?

    Removable and Permanent Types of Dentures...

  • 5 Signs You May Need Replacement Dentures
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    5 Signs You May Need Replacement Dentures

    Dentures, whether partial or full, are a great way to restore your smile and confidence after tooth loss. However, even with proper care, the highest quality dentures will still need adjustments — or ...