Go Custom Or Go Home: 2 Ways A Prosthodontist Can Prevent Dental Problems And Solve Existing Issues
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20 January 2015
If your regular dentist finds themself out of their league with your teeth, they might refer you to a prosthodontist. These specialists endure an additional three years of training that focuses on in-depth head and neck anatomy, special dental conditions, the nature of the human bite, and cosmetic dental surgery. This extra education helps prosthodontists to analyze difficult dental situations and provide targeted, customized care. Here are two ways a prosthodontist can prevent dental problems and solve existing issues, so that you can be proud of your smile.
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Dental Implants And Sinus Lifts - How To Keep Stitches From Ripping
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13 January 2015
If you have a dental implants operation scheduled for one or several of your front teeth, then your surgeon may also need to complete a sinus lift. The lift allows the oral surgeon to place bone material in the lower part of your sinus cavity. This provides better bone mass, so the dental implant root can be secured better within the jaw. Cuts must be made to the sinus cavity to place the bone, and stitches secure the incision.
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Looking To Cut Weight? Don't Skip Dental Care!
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9 January 2015
With the trend of ultralight backpackers looking to cut mere ounces out of the weight of their pack, you may be tempted to forgo important medical supplies in your first aid kit or skip your oral hygiene products altogether. However dedicated to your sport you are, you don't want to risk your dental health to save a fraction of an ounce in your pack. Here are the top ways ultralight backpackers deal with dental care while they are out.
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Senior Loved-One? Tips To Help Them Properly Care For Their Teeth
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6 January 2015
With the growing list of health problems that are being discovered to be caused or worsened by diseased gums and tooth decay, it is more important than ever for the elderly to take great care of their teeth. Next time you visit your favorite senior, ask what his or her oral hygiene routine consists of and whether they visit the dentist regularly. If you get an answer that signals oral health is being neglected, then here are some ways you can help.
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