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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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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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How to Repair a Chipped Tooth: Treatment Options, Costs & Care
A sudden crack against a hard piece of popcorn can leave you staring at a chipped tooth and wondering what to do next. A chipped tooth can happen during a sporting accident, when you bite down on hard...
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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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What to Eat After Wisdom Tooth Removal
If you're recovering from wisdom tooth removal, you're probably dealing with soreness, swelling, and the frustration of not knowing what’s safe to eat. Even sipping water can feel uncomfortable...
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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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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.
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Your Mouth Is The Gateway To Your Health: The Link Between Your Mouth & Health
Did you know that your oral health can have an impact on your overall health? When you have problems with your mouth, it can impact the rest of your body. Studies have shown that there is a link between gum disease and various different health conditions.
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Abscess Tooth Removal: A Step-by-Step Guide to Safe Treatment
A dental abscess is a severe and painful condition caused by infection. It requires urgent dental care to avoid the spread of infection and serious health complications that can be life-threatening...
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Extraction & Implant: How Soon Can You Replace a Tooth?
When a tooth is severely infected or there is irreversible decay, an extraction may be the only remaining way to avoid further oral health complications. Dental implants are a common replacement for missing teeth.
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Understanding Gum Health After Dental Implant Surgery
Healthy gums are fundamental for success with dental implants. They’re essential for every stage of the process—from the initial implant surgery and post-operative healing, to the long-term success of your implant.
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What Is The Fastest Way To Heal Denture Sores?
Dentures should improve the quality of your life, but sometimes, people who wear them can experience problems like sore gums. Any pain and discomfort from wearing dentures needs to be addressed promptly.
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Titanium Allergy & Dental Implants: How to Identify Symptoms & Find Relief
Many individuals are sensitive to metals like nickel, copper, or cobalt. Fortunately, titanium dental implants are suitable for most people with metal allergies and rarely cause any problems. While it’s uncommon, about 0.6% of patients may be allergic to titanium.