Questions To Ask Your Dentist At Your Next Visit
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7 August 2019
If you are experiencing any problems at all with your teeth, mouth, or jaw, you should talk to your dentist about these things. If you are not sure what to discuss with your dentist, here are some potential questions you may want to ask if you are struggling with any of these issues.
Why do you see bleeding when you brush or floss?
When you see blood coming from your gums when you brush or floss, you should ask the dentist why this is happening.
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The Versatility of Dental Implants in Tooth Replacement
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9 July 2019
A dental implant is one of the most versatile devices in tooth replacement. The implant is a rod or screw that is positioned in the bone of the jaw to replace the roots of a missing tooth. The implant is made of titanium, which is a biocompatible metal. Thus, the body is unlikely to view it as a foreign substance that should generate an immunological response.
Within a few months of an implant's placement, the device becomes secure in the mouth.
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Key Signs That Your Child May Have A Problem With Their Vision
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12 June 2019
As an adult, it's probably very common for you to see the eye doctor on at least an annual basis. You want to make sure there are no issues with your eyes because you need them to drive, perform your job, and handle tasks around the house. However, although you may take your child to see a family physician, you might not be as serious about making sure they see an eye doctor.
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Dealing With Discolored Teeth: 3 Ways To Improve Your Smile
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15 May 2019
Discolored teeth can be a something that causes anxiety and even depression. If your teeth are stained and discolored, you probably feel incredibly self-conscious about smiling around other people, and certainly don't want to for photos. This can result in avoiding parties and other social settings. However, there are easy fixes for this. They include lifestyle changes that will help prevent your teeth from being discolored, as well as treatments that you can get from your dentist.
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