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Read more about the article Why Should You Get Dental Implants?

Why Should You Get Dental Implants?

Dental implants are basically artificial tooth roots that are placed in your jawbone to support a replaced tooth, dental bridges or dentures. Our teeth are meant to last long, but sometimes we may encounter a broken tooth. And when you have a missing or a broken tooth, you should get a replacement as soon as possible. If you have a missing tooth, you may face problems in chewing, unwanted tooth movement, cavities, bone deterioration, and even loss of other teeth. Therefore, replacing a broken tooth is important for good dental health. When it comes to replacing a missing or broken tooth, your dentist may suggest dental implant treatment.

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Read more about the article Visiting a Dentist If You Have a Broken Tooth

Visiting a Dentist If You Have a Broken Tooth

Do you have a broken tooth? If yes, do not let the problem linger for long. Some people assume that a broken tooth isn’t much of a problem especially if there is no pain. But a broken tooth can wreak havoc on your physical health. The problem must be addressed with a dentist in a timely manner.

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Read more about the article Treatment for Chipped or Broken Teeth

Treatment for Chipped or Broken Teeth

One common dental emergency is chipped or broken teeth. You may crack, chip, or break your teeth due to an unforeseen accident or injury. You can exercise caution while playing sports or during any other recreational activities, but it is highly unlikely that you will be able to completely protect yourself from getting hurt or damaging your tooth. If you happen to face such a situation, there are dental options to restore your chipped or broken teeth and restore your smile.

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Read more about the article Impacted Wisdom Teeth and Its Warning Symptoms

Impacted Wisdom Teeth and Its Warning Symptoms

There are a few oral health abnormalities that are painful and disruptive in our routine day-to-day life like an impacted wisdom teeth. If you need appropriate dental help, then understanding the symptoms of impacted wisdom teeth is important. You can identify impacted wisdom teeth early, if you have regular dental check ups and through a panoramic x-ray.

Common Signs of Impacted Wisdom Teeth

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Read more about the article Replace Your Missing Tooth With Dental Crowns And Bridges

Replace Your Missing Tooth With Dental Crowns And Bridges

If you have a missing tooth you know the effect it can have on the quality of your smile and also your life as it also affects the choice of your food consumption. It can also cause a problem in how you chew and speak. To fix the problem of a missing tooth you can opt for dental crowns and bridges, which is one option for it. A weak, broken, or an incomplete smile may be able to restored by fixing dental crowns and bridges.

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Read more about the article Restore Your Smile With Cosmetic Veneers

Restore Your Smile With Cosmetic Veneers

What exactly are dental veneers?

Dental veneers are basically wafer-thin, custom-made shells made of porcelain or composite resin which is designed to cover the front surface of your existing teeth to enhance its appearance. The veneers help provide a natural look. Porcelain veneers can also resist stains, hence porcelain surface is completely smooth.

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Read more about the article About Mouth Guards

About Mouth Guards

blog3 Mouth guards cover your gums and teeth to help keep your mouth and teeth from harm. Mouth guards should be used to keep you safe when you play contact or highly physical sports. They also help to reduce the effects of teeth clenching or grinding. In all cases, the goal of mouth guard use is to help you keep your teeth from being chipped or broken, prevent nerve damage, and avoid tooth loss. Also, mouth guards are used for some tooth whitening procedures. A sports mouth guard can prevent serious injuries such as concussions, cerebral haemorrhages, incidents of unconsciousness, jaw fractures, and neck injuries by helping to avoid situations where the lower jaw gets jammed into the upper jaw. Mouth guards are effective in moving soft issue in the oral cavity away from the teeth, preventing laceration and bruising of the lips and cheeks, especially for those who wear orthodontic appliances. Types of Mouth Guards
  • Stock mouth guards – Low cost stock mouth guards can be found at most department stores and sporting goods stores. This type is ready to use, but they do have a few down sides. Most dentists do not advise their use. The drawbacks include trouble related to proper fit as well as the ability to speak and breathe comfortably. This type offers the least defence for your mouth and teeth.
  • Boil and Bite Mouth Guards: This type is made from a kind of plastic that can be reshaped when heated. Boil and bite mouth guards can often be found at sporting goods stores, and they may fit better than stock mouth guards.
  • Custom-fitted Mouth Guards: This type is made in a dental office or lab for the person who will wear it. It offers the comfort and protection. Custom-fitted guards are also the most costly type due to the use of special materials and the time and work needed.
Mouth Guards for Braces Wearers Injury to the mouth can damage invisalign or other fixed appliances. Because of this, it is especially important for those who wear braces to use protective mouth guards during sports. Your dentist or orthodontist can provide you with a custom-fitted mouth guard that will meet your needs. Care for your mouth guard Clean the mouth guard by washing it with soap and warm (not hot) water. Before storing, soak the mouth guard in mouthwash. Keep it in a well-ventilated plastic storage box when not in use. Make sure the box has several holes so the mouth-guard will dry. Heat is bad for mouth guards, so do not leave it in direct sunlight or in a closed automobile. Don’t bend the mouth guard when storing. One should not handle or wear someone else’s mouth guard. Contact us if there are any problems with the mouth guard. Feel free to contact our office to learn more about mouth guards and to schedule an appointment with our general dentist.
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