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  • 3 Tips To Recover After Dental Implants

    Dental implants are a great way for patients to be able to smile and chew like normal. If you have had to have a tooth pulled, or if you recently lost a tooth, then you may be wondering what you can do to restore your smile. Luckily, with dental implants, you can get back your smile and your ability to chew. During this procedure, your dentist will place a dental implant into your gums.
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  • Three Healthy and Filling Soft Foods to Try After Your Wisdom Teeth Are Removed

    Having your wisdom teeth removed may seem scary, but it's actually a fairly routine surgery with few complications. As long as you follow your oral surgeon's aftercare instructions, the chances are good that you'll be just fine. However, the recommendation to stick to soft foods for some time after the surgery can be daunting for some people, especially if you want to maintain a healthy diet and feel full after you eat.
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  • How You Can Protect Your Tooth Enamel

    The transparent coating on your teeth is known as tooth enamel, and it can become weak over time. Drinking coffee every morning or consuming other dark beverages can cause the enamel to turn a yellow color that is very unappealing. Acidic foods can also cause damage to the tooth enamel over time. Since any damage caused to tooth enamel will be permanent, you should know how you can better protect your tooth enamel.
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  • How Do They Do That? Ceramic Braces Explained

    You have likely heard of traditional metal braces, plastic braces, and  plastic removable tray braces,  but have you heard about ceramic braces? These less common braces are a popular choice for people who cannot afford removable plastic tray braces, but still want braces that are invisible. So, how are ceramic braces made? Why else would you choose them? What concerns might you have with their care?  Those questions are answered as follows.
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  • 3 Ways To Help Improve And Restore The Appearance Of Your Smile

    Your smile and the appearance of your teeth is one of the first things others notice about you, and you only have one chance to make a first impression. Fortunately, if you are not happy with the appearance of your smile, there are procedures and practices you can use to improve it. Here are three different ways you can improve and restore the appearance of your teeth and smile. Professional Aligning
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  • Help Your Adolescent Overcome Their Uncertainties Pertaining To Clear Teeth Aligners

    The fear of discomfort and being rejected by others may be your child's biggest concerns if they are going to need to have teeth straighteners added to their teeth. If you are considering clear aligners for your teenager's teeth, help your adolescent overcome their uncertainties prior to being fitted for the aligners. Address All Questions It isn't fair for you to make your adolescent go through a procedure without being prepared for the upcoming occasion.
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  • Problem Teeth? Reveal A Healthier, More Exuberant Smile With These Tips

    Smiling is one of the most powerful and fascinating expressions known today. Not only does smiling improve your quality of life, but it can help the lives of other people as well. But if you suffer from poor dental health, smiling may be the last thing you want to do. You can take numerous steps to improve the quality, condition, and appearance of your smile. Reveal a healthier, more-exuberant-looking smile with the tips listed below.
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  • 3 Ways Nutritional Deficiencies Can Hurt Your Mouth

    If you have a nutritional deficiency caused by a medical condition or from a low calorie diet, you may experience fatigue, dizziness, breathlessness, muscle pain, and an abnormal heartbeat. While these are some of the most common symptoms associated with nutritional deficits, other symptoms, such as those that affect your mouth, can develop. Not only can deficiencies hurt your natural teeth, but they may also lead to problems with your dental bridges.
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  • Three Ways Having Less-Than-White Teeth Are Impacting Your Life

    Most people feel happiest when their teeth look their best. If your teeth are yellow or stained, chances are you aren't too happy about it. Unfortunately, you might not be the only one. Having white teeth makes a good first impression no matter where you go, but having teeth that are discolored can have a negative impact on everything you do. Here are three ways that your stained teeth are messing up your life.
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  • Protecting Your Family's Oral Health

    If your family includes people of various ages, a one-size-fits-all strategy for protecting your family's oral health may not be effective. People of different ages may need to focus on differing strategies, based on the individualized needs of their age group.  Here are several age groups and some of the dental challenges associated with them. Toddlerhood The teeth begin to present when a child is around six months old. As a result, by the time a child is a toddler, the youngster has multiple visible teeth.
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