5 Reasons To Consider Dental Implant Treatment
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9 June 2022
Losing a tooth affects your well-being and self-esteem. However, there are numerous options for restoring damaged teeth, such as dentures, implants, and bridges. However, dental implants are one of the few outstanding options. Below are the benefits of having dental implants.
1. They Look Exactly Like Your Normal Teeth
Dentists design a prosthetic tooth that looks exactly like other teeth. With the help of modern technology and equipment, they can develop a perfect match for your gap.
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4 Questions About Professional Teeth Whitening
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18 March 2022
Want to get your teeth professionally whitened, but do not know a lot about it? If so, you likely have these questions about the professional teeth whitening process.
Do Everyone's Teeth React The Same Way To Professional Whitening?
Know that professional whitening is a process that must be done in stages because everyone's teeth do not react the same way to the peroxides that are used. That's why your dentist will perform the whitening process in small increments until you are happy with the color of your teeth.
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Your Dental Crown Questions Answered
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18 March 2022
A dental crown covers your entire tooth's crown, and it can be made from metal, porcelain, or composite resin. While metal crowns are usually more durable, porcelain crowns look the most like natural tooth tissue. Composite resin is also white like teeth, but it isn't as attractive as porcelain. If you would like to know more about dental crowns and why you may need one, keep reading.
Why Might You Need a Dental Crown?
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How Going To The Dentist Does More Than Keep Your Teeth Healthy
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8 February 2022
When you visit the dentist and have your family regularly attend your family dental care, you do much more for all of your family's health than just ensuring everyone has healthy teeth and gums. There are other health benefits that follow and you can learn more about them here. Remember, you should see the dentist a few times a year for cleanings and checkups, so if you cannot remember the last time you scheduled dental work, now is the time.
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