Sedate Your Way to Fearless Dentist Visits

Posted on: 11 September 2015

Proper dental care is not just important for your teeth and gums. It could possibly help prevent the development of other medical conditions. Here are several conditions that have been linked to poor dental hygiene. Respiratory Diseases By failing to practice good oral hygiene, you could be increasing your risk of developing a respiratory disease, such as pneumonia. Researchers believe that bacteria from the mouth can affect lungs and lead to respiratory issues.
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Posted on: 20 August 2015

All day, your kids run around and fill their days with laughter and play. So, why is it that as soon as your head hits your pillow and you snuggle into your warm bed you begin to hear cries of pain coming from your kid's room? "Mommy, Mommy, my tooth is hurting!" Yup, it never fails. Why is it that those toothaches seem to get worse through the night? No Distractions
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Posted on: 3 August 2015

If you have somehow chipped a tooth, such as by biting into something hard or being involved in some sort of accident, then you might be putting off going to the dentist. However, you should never ignore a chipped tooth. These are some of the main reasons why. 1. Basic Things Can Be More Difficult If you have never dealt with a chipped tooth, you might not realize just how much it can affect your everyday life.
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Posted on: 19 July 2015

Whether you had your teeth whitened for your upcoming wedding in two weeks, Monday's job interview or Saturday night's fundraising gala for work, you want to do whatever you can to keep those teeth as white and as sparkly as possible until that event comes and goes. The last thing you want to do is eat or drink something that is going to negatively affect the work that you just had done.
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