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Teeth whitening has become so common and is so easy to accomplish that it is no wonder the practice is so popular. Whitening is probably the most asked for any cosmetic dental procedure out there today. The reasons for having it done vary. It can be totally for appearance’s sake or to create a better…

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Be Alert For Warning Signs

You know your mouth better than anyone so if you notice any changes that may crop up in between regularly scheduled dental appointments be sure to make a note of them.  If you suspect that the change may signal something more serious, call your dentist right away. It’s important to know what to be on…

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Follow Up Care Will Help To Insure Long Term Success

Your dentist will do everything possible to save your damaged tooth but sometimes it just won’t be enough.  The most important thing you can do after losing a tooth is to replace it asap.  There are several alternatives to consider, some of the more popular are the bridge, the partial denture or the implant.  A…

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But I have no pain!! Can I leave it??

Patients often tell me and ask me this when a cavity is diagnosed. Small cavities are generally pain free. However, if they grow, and believe me they will, they will end up costing much more as the required filling becomes larger, and once they reach the nerve of the tooth, then the cost will be…

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Are Implants For Everyone?

Although implants are the best treatment for tooth replacement (since no drilling is done on other teeth to hook the fake tooth), they may not be for everyone. Make sure you seek a consultation with a reputable, trusted and experienced dentist before accepting treatment.

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Mistakes Many Parents Do

1. Letting kids brush alone Since most children don’t have the motor skills to brush effectively until they’re 8 years old, parents need to supervise brushing and check to make sure every surface of each tooth is clean. “It’s not that they don’t want to do a good job, they’re just not physically capable yet,”…

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Gum Disease May Cause Cancer

Fatty acids from bacteria present in gum disease may cause Kaposi’s sarcoma (KS)-related lesions and tumors in the mouth. The information comes from a study by Case Western Reserve University. The researchers analyzed how byproducts in the form of fatty acids cause the growth of the lesions. This finding could result in early saliva testing…

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