You only have one set of adult teeth, so taking good care of them is of the utmost importance. You know to brush twice a day and floss daily, but there is so much more to dental health. On this website, we've compiled articles to help you boost your personal knowledge of oral health and dental care. From brushing tips to ideas for snacks that won't case cavities, it's all here. We are not dentists, but we scoured the internet for factual information, and we're confident your dentist will approve of what you're learning. Grab your favorite tooth-healthy snack, and start reading.
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The Benefits of Dental Bone Grafting: All You Need to Know 17 October 2023
The Truth About Teeth
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Tips to Keep Your Infant's Teeth and Gums Clean
21 January 2020
It may sound odd to think about your baby's teeth when they haven't even made an appearance yet, but if you don't take care of your baby's teeth now it can cause issues later down the road when they do suddenly appear. The teeth lying beneath the surface are going to need to be cared for, and it's up to you as the parent to do this work for your infant.
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Keeping Your Teeth Free of Cavities
21 January 2020
Cavities are frequent problems for people who eat sweets routinely or don't brush and floss regularly. They are caused by the demineralization of the teeth. As the teeth are subjected to an acidic environment, the acids dissolve the tooth material, eventually inciting the formation of holes that are called cavities. The acids that dissolve the tooth enamel are mainly produced by oral bacteria. However, additional acids are introduced by the foods and drinks that you consume.
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Determining The Best Implant For Your Needs
21 January 2020
Dental implants come in a variety of sizes and may be placed in different areas of the bone, based on the patient's needs. Mini implants are shorter and thinner than their standard counterparts. Zygomatic implants, which are placed in the bone of the cheek instead of the jawbone, are longer than standard implants so that they can extend up into the cheekbone. Standard implants are usually inserted into the jawbone.
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Medical Disorders That Can Cause Gum And Tooth Pain
21 January 2020
Toothaches are often throbbing and unrelenting. Their pain may be localized, or radiate to other parts of your body such as your ear, neck, jaw, and gums. While you should always visit your dentist office to determine the reason for your toothache and gum pain, your discomfort may be totally unrelated to your oral health. Here are some health conditions that can cause gum and tooth pain and what you can do about them.
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Mini Implants Are Less Invasive And Less Expensive Than Traditional Dental Implants
20 January 2020
If you're considering implants to replace missing teeth or to hold your lower denture in place, talk to your dentist about getting mini implants. You may find these work just as well as traditional implants but have a faster recovery time and lower expense. These are some advantages of mini dental implants. Mini Dental Implants Are Smaller and Easier to Insert Because the mini implants are smaller than traditional implants, they are easier to insert.