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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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A Complete Guide on How to Clean Dental Implants
Proper home care keeps your dental implants healthy for life. In under two minutes you can clean implants right after surgery and maintain them daily with brushing, flossing, water-flossing, rinsing...
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Why Do Wisdom Teeth Need To Be Removed?
Up to 85% of third molars never erupt normally, making wisdom tooth removal one of the most common oral surgeries today. Whether they’re trapped beneath the gums or emerging at awkward angles, wisdom ...
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Which States Are More Likely To Look After Their Oral Health
Visiting your dentist regularly is one of the most important ways to look after your oral health. A dental care expert can make sure you get the care you need, and can help prevent dental problems...
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Dental Surgery Types Explained
It’s natural to feel nervous about having surgery, especially when it involves your mouth. Dental surgery covers many procedures, from simple tooth removals to more advanced treatments...
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What to Do About a Loose Dental Implant: Causes, Fixes & Emergencies
Dental implants are designed to be permanent, but what if one starts to feel loose? A loose dental implant refers to any movement in the implant, crown, or the parts connecting them. While this might sound alarming, not all looseness means the implant itself is failing.
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What Is a Dental Flipper and Why It’s Only a Temporary Solution for Your Missing Teeth
Missing a tooth can be a big disruption to your smile, your confidence, and your ability to eat and speak comfortably. One common short-term solution is a dental flipper. But what exactly is a dental flipper?
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Should You Floss Before or After Brushing & Does the Order Matter?
You know brushing is vital but what about flossing order? Flossing before brushing may give you a cleaner mouth and better fluoride protection. Flossing first helps loosen food and plaque between the teeth.
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Emergency Dental Care Explained: What Happens During Your Visit
A dental emergency has a way of stopping you in your tracks. Whether it’s a sudden sharp crack, swelling you can’t ignore, or a throbbing ache that keeps you up at night, dental emergencies often strike when you least expect them.
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How to Prevent Side Effects of Dental Implants
While dental implants are very safe overall, it’s important to know the risks in advance so you can prevent them. Common short-term side effects include discomfort, mild swelling or bruising, and slight bleeding.
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Why Affordable Dentures & Implants Offers Customizable Gold Crowns for Dentures Instead of Gold Dental Caps
When it comes to restoring a missing or damaged tooth, some people might think of traditional gold dental caps. But gold caps may not be the most effective or comfortable solution.
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Types of Dental Bridges: Uses, Costs & Which One’s Right for You
Dental bridges are a popular solution for replacing missing teeth, restoring both function and appearance. In this comprehensive guide, we explain the types of dental bridges available including traditional, cantilever, Maryland, and implant-supported bridges.
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What Happens When You Get a Deep Cleaning Teeth Treatment?
Deep cleaning (also called scaling and root planing) is a thorough dental cleaning performed when plaque and tartar have built up below the gum line, causing early gum disease. It’s more intensive than your routine cleaning.