Are You Over 60? 2 Dental Problems You Should Watch Out For

Posted on: 25 June 2017

As people get older they often have more health issues compared to when they were young. This includes dental problems that you can have due to age. Below is some information about two of these problems so you will know what to watch out for. Increased Chance of Mouth Cancer You also have an increased risk of mouth cancer once you become older. According to the American Cancer Society, approximately 49,670 people will get mouth cancer.
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It's Not A Replacement, It's An Upgrade: 3 Ways Dental Implants Are Better Than Teeth

Posted on: 27 April 2017

If you're considering getting dental implants, the good news is that dental implants have plenty to offer you. Dental implants are extremely useful tools in replacing teeth that have fallen out or decayed too far to be restored. Here are four ways that dental implants are actually better than your teeth. No Decay Everyone knows that teeth can develop cavities from tooth decay, bacteria, and plaque, but dental implants can't decay at all.
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2 Beginner Tips To Avoid Ingesting Teeth Whitening Gel

Posted on: 27 April 2017

As a beginner whitening kit user, it may be tempting to jump into using an at-home whitening kit without taking any additional precautions. However, this can result in an upset stomach and even vomiting. An upset stomach may follow a whitening procedure if you accidentally ingest some of the whitening gel. While this does not happen every time you whiten your teeth it is still a possibility. Therefore, it is important to take steps in order to avoid this possible discomfort.
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2 Tips For Preventing Your Teeth From Becoming Translucent Following A Whitening Procedure

Posted on: 27 April 2017

The whole point of a whitening procedure is to make sure that your teeth are whiter than when you first started. However, improper care during the procedure can end up making your tooth translucent. If you have fillings or any kind of restorations, then this color change will make them more noticeable. This damage is not repairable and can only be fixed by replacing the damaged teeth. This can quickly become fairly expensive if you have a number of teeth that have been affected.
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