Instances Where Your Child May Need Emergency Dental Care

Posted on: 8 November 2022

Many parents will find that their children may be prone to experiencing dental emergencies during their lives. Unfortunately, parents may not always be prepared for a handful of the most common pediatric dental emergencies that may be likely to impact their child's teeth and gums.   Broken Teeth Major cracks, chips, or even broken teeth can be very common issues for children to experience. Often, these injuries can be the result of the child falling or suffering other accidents that could cause impact blows to their mouth.
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Considering Dentures? Consider Permanent Dentures Instead

Posted on: 7 October 2022

Dentures have been around for a long time. They have undergone big improvements since their invention and are now more realistic looking and more comfortable. However, denture wearers everywhere understand how dentures may be lacking. Read on and find out more about a denture solution that will totally change the way you think about dentures. Traditional Dentures  This is the type of denture everyone is familiar with that must be removed at night for cleaning.
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3 Essential Questions To Ask Your New General Dentist

Posted on: 1 September 2022

If you move to a new location or your dentist relocates, you must find another general dentist for your dental care. You will likely find options through trial and error, research, or recommendations. There are several questions that can guide you in deciding which general dentist to settle on.  Most dentists may give related answers, but you may prefer one over others due to your specific oral health needs. So let these three questions guide you when settling for a new general dentist.
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How Custom Teeth Whitening Trays Are Made At The Dentist

Posted on: 27 July 2022

Are you getting professional teeth whitening done by using a peroxide gel from your dentist? If so, they are going to make some custom trays for you to wear so that the peroxide comes in contact with your teeth. Here is how the process works for making those trays.  Find The Right Base Tray Size The process starts by finding the base tray that is going to fit your mouth the best.
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