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There are many reasons why a person would want to have dental implants. Implants can restore function to a tooth or close it, or fix a chipped or broken tooth. It’s important to understand the differences between having dental implants and conventional dentures. The difference is cosmetic and the benefits may outweigh the disadvantages. One of the main differences between dentures and an implant is the location of the implant. Dentures rest in the jaw bone next to the gums.

What Causes Bad Breath?

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March 14, 2021

Do you ever notice people telling you “What causes bad breath?” If you ever think you may have terrible breath, there’s an easy test you can perform. Just lick your wrist and smell – if your tongue is white, you are fairly certain that your breath has an odor. Or, ask yourself a trusted, true friend; but don’t be afraid, to be honest with yourself. These tests will hopefully let you know whether or not you need to brush your teeth more than once a day, flossing, using mouthwash or some other oral care product.

When Is It Smart To Remove Wisdom Teeth?

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January 9, 2021

To answer this question a dental patient must consider a few things. When there is mouth or jaw pain that includes the sinuses or if there is visible inflammation it might be time to remove the wisdom teeth. In addition, wisdom teeth can become impacted under the gum or, if they’ve broken through, cause overcrowding of the other teeth. Bad breath can also be a smart reason to remove wisdom teeth.

Toothbrush Showdown: Manual vs. Electric

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December 7, 2020

The choice of whether to use a manual toothbrush or an electric one is a common consideration among many people. Some still stake their claim on the manual toothbrush because that is what they grew up with, and it continues to do the job quite well. Needless to say, it does take a considerable amount of brushing to get that clean feeling, and parents are urging their children to brush longer for a more effective cleaning.

Soft Vs. Hard: Which Toothbrush Should You Choose?

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November 9, 2020

Choosing the right toothbrush for your morning brushing routine is a crucial step for healthy teeth. We are bombarded with literally hundreds of opinions about this choice. Some say a soft brush is the right type of toothbrush. Others say the hard brush is the way to go. The answer is a soft brush, according to most dentists that are experienced in this field. So, let us dig down and explore the reason behind why soft brushes are the preferred and right form of a toothbrush for your teeth.

Why Is Smoking So Bad For Your Teeth?

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October 13, 2020

It is common knowledge that your health suffers immeasurably as a result of smoking. While the hazards of smoking are most commonly associated with the lungs, it also carries with it serious consequences for your mouth. Because smoking is highly addictive, it is difficult (and for some people impossible) to stop. This results in long-term damage to the teeth, mouth, gums, tongue, and smile of the affected individual. Here are some of the known consequences that long-term smoking causes to the mouth and teeth:

How to Take Care of Your Dentures

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September 20, 2020

To ensure the longevity of your dentures and maintain the health of your mouth, follow these guidelines to properly care for your dentures. First, you want to ensure that you always handle your dentures with care. Rough handling of dentures can alter their fit, so always be careful not to bend the plastic or metal clasps on your dentures when inserting, removing, or cleaning them. Just as you would brush your natural teeth every day, you should rinse and brush your dentures daily.

The Importance of Dental X-rays

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August 18, 2020

One major reason people visit their dentist is to check on their dental disorders before things worsen. Mostly, physical examinations can find only the noticeable signs, but you will notice that some oral diseases are not visible to the naked eye. That is one reason why most x-rays are essential parts of dental care. The x-rays usually detect even the smallest traces of various oral health weaknesses during their earliest stages like gum diseases, cavities, tumors, and other oral infections.

5 Ways to Take Care of Your Teeth

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July 18, 2020

Taking care of your teeth is easy. Start with good mouth hygiene and use the teeth the right way. Your teeth should strictly be used to chew food. Some people use teeth to crack nuts, rip open packaging, and remove bottle tops. You are using the teeth the wrong way, and there is a risk of breaking your teeth if you are one of them. You can easily end up chipping your teeth if you use them to tackle hard objects.

3 Signs Your Wisdom Teeth Need To Go

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June 24, 2020

Everybody wants to have healthy teeth. People need clean, straight, and pain-free teeth. Sometimes people think that their teeth are perfect, but do not consider how wisdom teeth can affect your perfect smile. Teeth can seem great, but without proper diagnostics, someone may not realize what their mouth needs. Losing your wisdom teeth, when dentists recommend, can prevent gum disease, pain and maintain those straight pearly whites. Wisdom teeth can be hard to clean, especially if they do not come in straight or are buried beneath your gums.

Dental Implants - Why Should I Get Dentures?

What Causes Bad Breath?

When Is It Smart To Remove Wisdom Teeth?

Toothbrush Showdown: Manual vs. Electric

Soft Vs. Hard: Which Toothbrush Should You Choose?

Why Is Smoking So Bad For Your Teeth?

How to Take Care of Your Dentures

The Importance of Dental X-rays

5 Ways to Take Care of Your Teeth

3 Signs Your Wisdom Teeth Need To Go

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