Why Your Gum Disease Needs Immediate Comprehensive Treatment

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Untreated gum disease can ultimately be incredibly destructive and may lead to the removal of the affected gum tissues. Why might this be the most appropriate form of treatment for advanced periodontal disease, and how did the situation become so serious? Plaque Calcification Periodontal disease is a bacterial infection that initially begins on your teeth as plaque. Plaque is a sticky film made up of microorganisms (bacteria). It should be removed by brushing and flossing, yet if a patch of plaque hardens (calcifies), it becomes calcified plaque, also known as tartar.

6 July 2023

Metal Sensitivity? Here's How You Can Still Receive A Dental Implant

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A dental implant isn't the realistic prosthetic tooth that fills the gap in your smile. Dental implants are actually the implanted section of the device—namely a small metal screw installed in your jaw. The bone heals around it, the implant's position is locked, and the prosthetic tooth is then fitted—becoming an artificial tooth that looks natural, and has the same bite force as a natural tooth. Implants are predominantly titanium or a titanium alloy.

30 May 2023

Benefits Of Root Canal Therapy

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Do you know a root canal is better than a tooth extraction? Many folks think that damaged or painful teeth deserve to be removed. Well, that's not always the case! You have other options before you even think of getting a dental extraction procedure. A root canal is the best option as it comes with the perks highlighted below. It Allows Your Teeth to Be Restored Damaged teeth can lower your confidence.

6 February 2023

Why Start Dental Care Early

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Parents or guardians should start dental hygiene and care for their infants as early as possible. You should not wait until the child gets their teeth to give them oral care. Below are critical reasons for such early dental care. To Identify Congenital Dental Problems Some babies have congenital problems, such as anodontia or hypodontia, where teeth don't form or only partially form. You might not notice such problems if you are not a dental professional.

6 February 2023

Things To Know Before Getting Full-Mouth Dental Implants

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If you are missing all of your teeth or need to have all of your teeth removed, then your dentist may recommend full-mouth dental implants as a tooth replacement option. Full-mouth dental implants are a lot more aesthetically pleasing than traditional dentures. They look, act, and feel more like natural teeth. Here are a few important things to know as you consider this option and begin making plans with your dentist.

6 February 2023

Can You Lengthen Your Teeth?

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If you feel as if you are showing too much of your gums when you smile, you could be right. Gummy smiles happen when too much gum tissue covers your teeth. Some people also have teeth that are a bit shorter than normal. Both of those issues tend to be inherited. Read on and find out what can be done to make your gums less visible. Lengthen Your Crown  The crown is the visible part of your teeth.

29 December 2022

3 Reasons Why It Is Time To Bid Your Wisdom Teeth Goodbye

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Did you know that since wisdom teeth are the last to form in the mouth, not everyone has ample space to accommodate them? This means that many people suffer from impacted wisdom teeth, where these teeth are unable to attain a healthy state. As such, it is wise to seek the expertise of an emergency dental practitioner for removal services. Here are clear indications that it is time to have your wisdom teeth removed: 

17 November 2022