Does the idea of visiting the dentist leave you shaking in your boots? If so, then you have a lot in common with me. The very thought of seeing a dentist left me anxious and panicking. As a result, I spent decades neglecting my teeth until a severe toothache drove me to finally overcome my fears. My dentist was understanding and accommodating when he found out about my fears. He also introduced me into a magical way to reduce my anxiety - IV sedation. With a safe and quick dose of sedatives, I found myself relaxed and even happy while sitting back and letting my dentist deal with my teeth. I hope to help other people with dental phobias get the cleanings and treatments they need by learning about their options for sedation and other fear management techniques.
Posted on: 24 May 2021
Your dentist may recommend a dental crown as the most effective way of restoring a damaged tooth. As with any other dental procedure, crowns also promote good oral health and enhance the appearance of your teeth. Most people have a misconception that a dental crown procedure is costly and will alter the structure of the teeth. Before you get a dental crown, there are a few things you need to know.
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Posted on: 24 May 2021
If you are in danger of losing one or more teeth, you may be wondering what your replacement options are. Dental implants are a preferred tooth-replacement method for many people.
Assessment
An assessment is necessary to determine whether the natural teeth are repairable or if pulling them is a better option. At this time, the health of your gums and jaw bone will also be assessed. In order for an implant procedure to be successful, you must have healthy bones and gums.
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Posted on: 12 April 2021
While people are keeping their natural teeth longer than they have in the past, little things can pop up. You might need to have a new dental appliance installed to replace a natural tooth or even several teeth. This is where implants come in.
No matter how well you brush or floss, you may have found that you need dental implants. If you have questions about permanent teeth implants, the answers to these questions will help you.
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Posted on: 26 February 2021
If you have had your misalignment treated with braces, you may not have considered that your teeth could possibly shift after the orthodontic treatment is complete. This shifting, which can be prevented by wearing a retainer, may occur for a number of reasons. Here are a few of them.
Bruxism
People who grind their teeth may experience multiple oral changes. Not only does the grinding wear away the tooth material, but it can also apply a significant amount of pressure to the teeth.
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