3 Dental Issues Common During Pregnancy & What You Can Do About Them

Posted on: 29 February 2016

Pregnancy is a time of great joy, but as a soon-to-be new mother, you also know it's a time of hormone surges and the unpleasant symptoms related to them. While you may not know it, the hormones that your body produces during pregnancy can actually cause issues for your dental health. Below are three such issues that are common during pregnancy and what you can do to lessen their impact.
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Learn How To Keep Your Teeth Healthy And In Good Shape

Posted on: 19 January 2016

The more you know about how to care properly for your teeth, the less the chances are going to be that you will have to deal with a lot of dental issues. You should learn extra tips on how to keep them strong and healthy, as well as educate yourself on dealing with dental emergencies so you can prevent further damage if something happens. How to help your teeth stay strong and healthy
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4 Options To Create A Gorgeous Smile

Posted on: 30 December 2015

A beautiful smile is something most people want, but few people are born with the smile they want. Luckily, there are a number of cosmetic dentistry procedures that can correct smile issues. If you are not happy with an aspect of your smile, consider talking to your dentist about: Bonding Bonding is a dental procedure in which a tooth colored resin is used to correct cracked or chipped teeth. When you have a tooth bonded, your dentist will carefully mold and shape the resin around the problem tooth.
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Laser Dentistry – To Help Calm Your Uncomfortable Child

Posted on: 13 December 2015

Oftentimes kids are afraid of the dentist because they are fearful of the needles and feeling of being numb after the work is complete. One solution to this problem is laser dentistry. What is laser dentistry? Laser dentistry is the use of laser energy and water to remove decay from the tooth. Why is laser dentistry a better option for kids? Laser procedures in family dentistry can remove many of the elements of dental work that kids aren't comfortable with.
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