Tips for Keeping Your Children’s Teeth Healthy

Posted on: 9 June 2015

Getting dental crowns is a great way to improve the look of your smile. They correct a wide variety of problems, so you can really get the smile you've always wanted. If you're considering getting dental crowns, check out these six important facts. They Can Fix Many Cosmetic Problems Dental crowns are a great way to fix many dental cosmetic concerns. For starters, they can correct minor crooked teeth, which not only improves the look of your smile but also makes it easier to floss, brush and eat.
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Posted on: 20 May 2015

Periodontitis is a severe form of gum disease that affects not only the gum tissue, but the nearby ligaments and bones as well. This destructive disease can eventually lead to tooth loss or other serious complications. One form of this disease, aggressive periodontitis, destroys your tissues faster than other forms, and is a major concern for smokers. Here's what you need to know about this very destructive gum disease.  What causes aggressive periodontitis?
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Posted on: 30 April 2015

The dentist emerges into the waiting room after giving your children their semi-annual checkups and tells you that they have cavities. This is frustrating to you, as you try to make sure your kids brush and floss daily. Beyond your feelings, fillings can be painful or anxiety-producing for your children, as the process can be a little intimidating. Can you avoid this in the future? Or do you need just to accept that your kids are cavity-prone?
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Posted on: 10 April 2015

Dental implants are one of the most natural-looking options for replacing missing teeth. Many people who have considered dental implants are not familiar with the procedure, and may be nervous about its safety. Here is a step-by-step explanation of dental implant procedure, including consultation, surgery, and maintenance, to help you become more comfortable with the process. CT Scan for Bone Structure Before you have your dental implant surgery, you will visit your doctor so that he can perform a CT scan on your jaw.
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