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What you Need to Know About Dental Emergencies
Understanding dental emergencies can go a long way toward ensuring that you are able to obtain the treatment you require as soon as it becomes necessary. Few people are effectively prepared to deal with a dental emergency. However, it is very important to ensure that you understand the right steps to take when you experience […]
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What do Bleeding Gums Indicate?
Bleeding gums are an issue that impact a large array of people. Many studies have shown that as many as 60% of Americans have experienced having their gums bleed. Most people understand the importance of taking appropriate care of their teeth, but fewer people understand the necessity of caring for their gums as well. Here […]
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Why Nail Biting Hurts your Teeth
Your teeth have a substantial impact on your overall health. It is important to ensure that they remain in the best possible condition. There are many habits that can cause damage to the surface of your teeth and it is possible that you are unaware of the impact that these habits can have on your […]
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Why you Need Regular Dental Cleanings
Unfortunately, regular dental cleanings are often overlooked, despite their extreme importance in good oral health. Many people assume that since they brush their teeth twice a day, they don’t need a dentist to clean their teeth for them. While it is important to maintain a superior oral health routine, a dental cleaning can help to […]
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The Best Checklist for your Next Dental Visit
Visiting the dentist is a significant source of anxiety for a great many people. Fortunately, there are many ways in which dental anxiety can be minimized and you can obtain the services that you need to maintain the healthiest possible teeth. One of the methods that can greatly minimize your anxiety is to follow a […]
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The Root Canal Process
A root canal procedure may become necessary when the pulp within a tooth becomes inflamed or infected and is unable to be restored to its prior condition. Unlike many other structures in the body, teeth are incapable of healing themselves, so a tooth that has sustained damage will require dental intervention in order to save […]
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